The Archives / Design
There are 20 posts in the Design archive.
April 08
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Design Exercises
The idea of a design exercise is nothing new, but I recently read a tweet from Cameron Moll that made me rethink about… Read More
June 07
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Point of view
It's funny, for the first time in a long time WWDC didn't generate a strong vote of positive or negative. It kind of sparked both. We have the comings and goings of Safari, the… Read More
April 07
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Revisiting Flex
A while ago I hinted that I was taking a second-glance at this whole web-publishing business and trying out Read More
January 07
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Organix: Homepage tabs, Featured article detail
I haven't been talking much about Organix lately -- because I've been hard at work actually doing (as well as working… Read More
December 06
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Organix: Finishing off the homepage
Here's a quick check in on my redesign progress. I think I've gotten to a good point now with the home page.
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Live redesign: Organix
It's been a long time coming, but the time for the format of my site is about to change. Unlike last time, this redesign isn't going to… Read More
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Spotting a fake: “New apple design”
I spend far too much time on digg wasting my time, so my eyes sharpened when I saw this new apple.com design... or… Read More
August 06
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Why designers don’t contribute to open source
There's been much discussion all over the web about how ugly open source is. Why is that so? Because designers are usually the last people to contribute to open source, and it's… Read More
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The state of the web: August 2006
All words and thoughts in the proceeding article come out of my own nonsense brain and are probably more wild speculation than truth. Take what you read with a grain of salt
I've… Read More
July 06
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Jumping Ship
Recently, someone in 9rules asked about whether it was safe to abandon 800x600 users on a new web application they were designing. A few people were adamantly against this, and… Read More
June 06
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Closet developers
I get a fair number of people asking me "how do I do that?" -- referring to web design, of course. Many of them are envious (usually after they find out my salary), but don't realize… Read More
May 06
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Rails Day is coming, Rails Day is coming!
If there's one time of year that I get really excited about programming, it's Rails Day. Last year's Rails Day was my first immersion into… Read More
March 06
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The devil is in the details: a review of Backpack
I know I'm no graphical genius or have talent oozing out of my brain, but I'd like to think I'm a decent… Read More
January 06
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Apple’s new hot thing
I love Apple. No, not in the way that I love Mt. Dew (which I do) but in the way that I love the brand. I love the ideals behind it, I love the products backing it, I love the people… Read More
November 05
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Resolution dependent layouts are not the future
There's been a bit of a scuffle lately around resolution dependent layouts. I've heard such phrases… Read More
July 05
January 05
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Why Cameron Moll kicks ass
I believe that a designer's life can be shaped by around five people, and those people may become his mentors even if he has never met them. Cameron… Read More
November 04
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Designing under stress
I've found something interesting that I think Zeldman kind of hinted at the other day.… Read More
September 04
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Critiquing web design
I've got an opinion and I'm nitpicky. If you want a review, you better really want it.
August 04
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Opening Reception
I'm going to kick this blog off with a good old fashioned design review. It may be boring to those normal folk out there, but for those design geeks this is as good as it gets.


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