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My musings on various topics.

  • man in black crew neck shirt holding white printer paper

    Thoughts on Adobe …A Parody of Mr. Jobs

    This is a direct parody of Steve Jobs letter about Flash.It is intended to be thought provoking, insightful, and inciting. Being a Macintosh SE, iPhone, iPad, PowerMac, PowerBook, home built PC, Windows using web, Flash, print developer that has working in the training development, corporate marketing, and software development industries for too long… I couldn’t…

    May 7, 2010
    bad design, blogging, Browsers, consumerism, Firefox, Flash, IE, iPhone, Marketing, Microsoft, Safari, standards, Uncategorized, web development, Windows
  • person using iPad

    Early Adoption – iPad

    As much as I’d like to get excited about the iPad I am trying to wait and see. Several times a year new gadgets are released and people go gaga over the potential they offer, rush out and purchase them, then lament the flaws they discover after using theses as yet untested devices. As much…

    April 5, 2010
    consumerism, good design, Industrial Design, Marketing, user interface design
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    IE9… Are you kidding?

    The saddest news this month was the IE9 announcement. Microsoft came out of the closet and announced that IE9 would support standards. Whoo-hoo! Except…

    March 26, 2010
    bad design, Browsers, CSS, DirectX, IE, Microsoft, standards, Vista, web design, web development, Windows, Windows 7
  • Woman Holding Up a CSS3 Sticker

    CSS 3 and web standards

    I don’t know about anyone else but I’m so excited about CSS 3 and web standards that I’m not even waiting for Microsoft to catch up. Heck four out of five of the most popular browsers on the market support CSS 3 so why wouldn’t I? The time it saves in producing sites is amazing.…

    March 1, 2010
    CSS, Firefox, good design, IE, Safari, standards, web design
  • Man Holding a Paper Cutout with the HTML5 Logo

    HTML5 can’t replace Flash

    I was talking to a co-worker today and had a realization. HTML5 can never replace flash. One of the primary goals of HTML and JavaScript is transparency, the accessibility to the code that drives the page. Exposing code so that others can learn from it. In fact this attribute is credited with the proliferation of…

    February 11, 2010
    actionscript, Browsers, Flash, iPhone, Scripting
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    IE8 Compatability Mode Strikes My Blog

    I have started working with a new client for some web design work and they were reviewing my site to see my skills… When whammo, my menus are broken and they can’t get into my portfolio. I immediately open IE8 to see what is wrong and I don’t see anything weird. That’s when I remember…

    February 3, 2010
    Uncategorized
  • person in black and white t-shirt using computer

    WordPress 2.0 iPhone app

    It’s out. I had to read about it in another blog to find out about it. It seems that version 2 isn’t an update to version 1.x… Because I wasn’t alerted that there was a new version. So far so good. It’s UI has been reworked for better access to features, and there were a…

    November 1, 2009
    blogging, iPhone
  • man and woman sitting on chairs

    Web design presentation at Taylor Street Elementary

    Today I did a presentation on web design and design process to my daughters’ gate classes. It was an exciting opportunity to offer their classes some insight into the exciting world of design and learning new technologies. So for any of the kids at Taylor Street Elementary reading this… I enjoyed speaking with you today,…

    October 29, 2009
    education, Flash, good design, Graphic Design, Sacramento, user interface design, web design, web development
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    Sleeping with the enemy – I am running Windows 7

    I never thought I’d see the day when I would upgrade past Windows XP, but it is here. Windows 7 RC is nice; it is almost bug free, fairly well organized, supports Direct X 10, and seems to support most of my hardware. Additionally, I felt no growing pains with my current level of RAM,…

    September 26, 2009
    bad design, good design, Microsoft, reliability, review, Uncategorized, user interface design, Vista, Windows, Windows 7
  • Handcrafted CSS Book Cover

    Handcrafted CSS – and letting go of pixel perfection

    Handcrafted CSS, the latest contribution of Dan Cederholm to the world of Web Design and Development is a fantastic book! To say that I’m a fan of his work is a bit of an understatement. No web designer or developer should be without these books; Bulletproof Web Design, Handcrafted CSS, as well as Designing With…

    September 19, 2009
    bad design, Browsers, CSS, good design, IE, reliability, review, standards, user interface design, web design, web development
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