- RT @smashingmag: Fixie.js: an open source tool that automatically adds filler content to HTML documents - http://t.co/vv7ZNcVy 2012/05/09
- RT @slicknet: HTML5. You keep using this word, but I do not think its means what you think it means. - me to every product manager ever 2012/05/09
- RT @speckyboy: RWD Calculator – A calculator to help turn your PSD into the start of your responsive website http://t.co/B7hGgGly 2012/05/09
- RT @speckyboy: Mini Actions Icon Set (32 icons in JPG & PNG format) http://t.co/Gyxy5Giv 2012/05/06
- RT @Beanstalkapp: Our helpful guide on branching workflow seems to be getting popular. Check it out. Any questions? http://t.co/JGkS7KN6 2012/05/04
- RT @1stwebdesigner: 5 Really Useful Responsive Web Design Patterns @DesignShack http://t.co/u8s8sl4o 2012/04/04
- RT @smashingmag: How to GitHub: Fork, Branch, Track, Squash and Pull Request - http://t.co/BT00U6oZ 2012/04/04
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27
Nov
2011
Who’s the Boss?
No, I am not referring to the quintessential ‘80s TV show of the same name — but rather the workplace conundrum of who has final say in questions of user experience, technology, and design. The obvious answer may be: “Well, d’uh — the person in charge of that department.”
30
Aug
2010
Are you a Decorator or Designer?
One thing I hear a lot while working on the web is: “I like it! That design looks good”. Beauty is king. This type of comment implies that the design has met its goals by being pleasant to the eye. While being ‘pretty’ is important, does it really matter? What I would really like to [...]
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