links for 2009-03-01
Posted by eamonn - 01/03/09 at 03:03 pm
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Very useful set of font stacks that can be copied-and pasted into your CSS. This allows for good-looking typography on your web sites, for users who have good font support, while still making the site work for everyone.
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Guidelines for margin sizes for books.
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Very nice way to do python unit tests, as long as you avoid its siren call to be non-Agile. It is very different in philosophy from Beck's *Unit style of unit tests framework. I like that it ensures the docstrings are up-to date with the code. The main drawback, it seems to me, from an Agile point of view is that it encourages you to copy-paste the result of a test run into the doc string. That is *bad*. You should write down your expected results *before* you run the test. So resist the urge to copy-paste the results of the test run into the doc string.
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Some more guidelines in page layout,
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Some basic rules for print design.
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Worked through math of laying out a complex grid for print design layout
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Tips for page layout
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