Various elements may look broken, since Internet Explorer 6 renders CSS very poorly. May I suggest you download Firefox or Safari?
Jun. 3rd, 2008
The most enthusiastic, positive, funny web-guy I know was interviewed at RailsConf about the being a designer who can write code, and “touching the magic wand”, which isn’t nearly as pornographic as it sounds. Have a listen.
And…
Apr. 18th, 2008
A discussion (in German) the other day in the foyer of Sinnerschrader (translated into English for my readers).
Blogger 1: You wouldn’t believe what just happened! I’ve got to blog it right now!
Blogger 2: Nice thought, but I was there too, thank you very…
Feb. 9th, 2008
In general I tend to have about three standard tools open all day, and don’t often fool around with the millions of ultra-focussed apps out there which only do one specific thing. But in the last week or two, a…
Dec. 20th, 2007
I’ve read Andy Rutledge’s blog as long as it’s been around, and his articles have never failed to be opinionated, structured, intelligent and useful. Now he’s got a podcast called The Design View Show and I can wholeheartedly recommend it for…
Nov. 29th, 2007
Although Noam Cohen doesn’t seem to understand how Tumblr and Twitter differ, he’s written an interesting article for the New York Times about the social effects of being constantly, but lightly, in touch with hundreds. And he quotes all—round smart Aussie…