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  • Recapping the Future of Web Design NYC 2008

    The Future of Web Design 2008 was again in New York City and I was lucky enough to attend.

    Originally posted November 17th, 2008. No Comments

  • I Have a Huge Problem with WYSIWYG Editors

    I’ve got a strong distaste for using WYSIWYG editors in content management systems, but it has become the accepted norm.

    Originally posted November 10th, 2008. 10 Comments

  • Upcoming Events: FOWD 2008 and the First Sidebar Workshop

    The Future of Web Design 2008 is coming back to NYC, and a new event, the first Sidebar Workshop is happening in Washington D.C.

    Originally posted October 27th, 2008. 2 Comments

  • Loving WebKit: The Web Inspector Redesign is Huge

    The freshly redesigned Web Inspector is a huge change for WebKit, and it’s making the engine that much better.

    Originally posted October 6th, 2008. 4 Comments

  • Does Higher Education Produce Web Professionalism?

    Does a desire to become a professional leave you with the requirement of obtaining a college degree?

    Originally posted August 4th, 2008. 10 Comments

  • Improving Your Process: Blueprinting Your Estimations

    Creating a blueprint can exponentially help your estimation process for client work.

    Originally posted July 21st, 2008. 1 Comment

  • Raising the Bar with Adaptive Templates

    A recent project got me thinking about combining Super-Easy Blendy Backgrounds with CSS constants.

    Originally posted April 28th, 2008. 3 Comments

  • Comparing Safari 3.1 and Firefox 3 Beta 4

    I took a week to give Safari 3.1 a fair shot for Web development, here are my results.

    Originally posted March 24th, 2008. 17 Comments

  • Revisiting Progressive Enhancement in CSS

    John Resig recently posted a bit on progressive CSS enhancement, which got me thinking a bit more about a post I wrote some time ago.

    Originally posted March 17th, 2008. No Comments

  • Improving Your Process: Client Communication

    Although I’ve tried to optimize communication patterns in as many ways as possible, I’ve found that (like Web design and development) experience is the best thing you can do. Use your experience to alter the way you do things to improve your communication process both internally as well as with clients. Effective communication leaves much more time to do what we love to do, create.

    Originally posted March 10th, 2008. 4 Comments