Information Management Weblog

Link Dump

Its time, once again, to clear out my list of "interesting links that I don't have time to put into proper weblog posts":

• Michael Angeles' presentation on Supporting Enterprise Knowledge Management with Weblogs.
• Creating accessible tables.
• Jeff Veen on Why Content Management Systems Fail. "Content management is not a technology problem." Yup.
• Universities leaking confidental data.
• Scott Berkun on "What they didn't teach me in Design & Usability school." Basically, some good real-world advice on working in teams. The article is aimed at, but not limited to, the usability/HCI community.

• Netscape 4-friendly CSS layouts. Most people shouldn't need to worry about NN4 at this point, but in case you do, this site has some good starting points.
• Personas for Content Development.
• A nice ALA article on "Relative Font Sizes."
• A fun little rant about the concept of the web "craftsman." The resources listed at the end are great for anyone just starting out in the web biz. I've read most of them, and the two that I haven't are on my wishlist...
• Ryan Toyota's essay on the value of "Consistency in Design."
• An introduction to requirements.

I'm going to try to do a better job staying on top of these so they don't pile up like this...