The most recent issue of A List Apart has three great articles ranging from topics about separating behavior from your markup to building the right sized design team for your needs.

In Behavioral Separation Jeremy Keith discusses why it’s important to separate behavior from your markup. He even goes back to an article he previously wrote for ALA and completely reworks, removing any reference to his bahavioral JavaScripts from the HTML markup. It’s a nice read for those that are looking to streamline their site’s functionality.

Nick Rigby utilizes some CSS and the JQuery library to build a more accessible form in Prettier Accessible Forms. It’s a fairly clean concept as far as markup and additional scripting goes, so if you are in the lookout for another option for improving the accessibility of your forms, this is the article for you.

The final article is more geared to those of you in a more managerial role. How to Plan Manpower on a Web Team by Shane Diffily offers tips for setting up the right-sized team for maintaining your web presence. He goes into detail on how to determine the size and activity of your site and how best to apply that information to building your team.

A List Apart: Issue 218