Schibsted Products & Technology - London, Oslo, Stockholm, Barcelona
Come and join us at the greatest tech company you've never heard of.
- Javascript/Front-end/NodeJS Engineers
- Java/Scala Engineers
- Devops/Systems/Infrastructure
- UX/UI
- Data Scientists
Schibsted has been around for over 175 years and has a long history of pushing boundaries and trying new things. We're undergoing a massive change to unify common components under SPT. From infrastructure to data science and ads, we're building a massive team over the coming years to work on some exciting products. We've already got some top notch people from Google, Yahoo and Twitter with us too.
Our sites get over 200M monthly active users across 29 countries; sites that include Finn.no in Norway and Leboncoin in France - which also happens to be the third biggest site in the country!
If you're great at what you do, I'd love to have a chat so drop me an email:
[email protected]
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Creating complex animations and graphics is what he's talking about when he says 'painting with tags'. Things that canvas and SVG were designed to do.
It's not hard to make good quality, semantic html.
It makes code more readable for the next developer, better for SEO etc.
You can use :before and :after to implicitly create elements.
Sometimes needs-must and we have to throw in divs and poor-quality markup (mostly thanks to old IE), but there's no reason for it to be the default standpoint if it takes the same amount of time.
I'm no lawyer, but from my understanding of UK regulartions at least, it depends whether your domain is likely to cause misunderstanding or confusion between the trademark and your site.
If the trademark was for a cookery product and your blog is about cooking it might fall foul but if they're unrelated you might be OK.
You should be able to search for the actual trademark online. If you're worried, seek legal advice.