Students Promote Blue Beanie Day / Web Standards
November 28th, 2008 | Author: admin
Students in the Web Application Design and Development course at Bryn Mawr College wear blue beanies in support of Web Standards!
This photo is one of many from the 2008 Blue Beanie Day collection at Flickr.
You can read more about the history and purpose of Blue Beanie Day 2008 here on vvn.net, Jeffrey Zeldman’s recent post about Blue Beanie Day, or Marshall Kirkpatrick’s Read-Write-Web news article about Blue Beanie Day 2008 and web standards.
Posted in Webdesignology, Webstandardology | 
Tags: Blue Beanie Day, DWWS2e, Standardistas, Web Standards
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