I'm from NY, web development is my hobby.

I'm combining the use of HTML, JavaScript, and CSS, to produce an automated CSS test, with many thanks to the author(s) of JsUnit and existing CSS tests on the web.

A pre-alpha peek:
You may run the first test suite here.

Press the run button and JsUnit and your browser does all the work.
The results are compiled into the errors and failures selectbox.
Failures are OK and could be errors on my part, or the browser's errors in relation to standards.
Errors are not OK and need to be fixed.
I know uri-003 currently has an error and it will be fixed.
You can double click any failure for detailed information on the test and why the failure occurred.
Clicking "show all" produces a report of pages and their errors. I need to figure out how to make the links clickable in there.

I can't believe it's pre-alpha and already generating lots of useful information, such as between opera 9.64 and opera 10, 8 failed tests in the suite were fixed.

Hi CSStest,
I dunno what's up, thought I'd be able to test my sites CSS page(s) there - can only test the address already there in the page. Maybe 'cause it's only a prototype?

Maybe you could me more through on what is is exactly (leaving nothing to wonder about).