stuff i learned and/or realized today

in no particular order:

1. CSS dropdown menus (like suckerfish) can be cool but they're a pain.
2. Another way of making dropdown menus is using pure javascript, which isn't any easier to build or code but works more easily with more browsers.
3. Adobe InDesign is a weird way to put together composite mockups for site designs, but it works. For now.
4. Too much code will start to eat your brain. [note to self: find out if there is an antidote for this]
5. I love alistapart.com. thanks bro for handing me that link.
6. Theory is more important than technology
7. Description (detailed, precise, comparative description) is more important than labels.
8. Dr. Hailey knows a lot of stuff.
9. Even people who know a lot of stuff can't read your mind.
10. Not everyone cares about everything.
11. I love soup.