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Category / Browsers / reliability / Scripting / web design / web development

  • Firefox 3 and JSON

    Has anyone else run into problems with their JSON and Firefox 3? We are rounding up development on one of the projects I am working on and Firefox 3 has thrown us a curve ball. Firefox 2, Safari 2.04, Safari 3, IE 6, IE 7 all test out fine on Mac and Windows.I have read…

    July 13, 2008
    Browsers, reliability, Scripting, web design, web development
  • The bane of web developers existence…Internet Explorer

    I’ve got two items of note for web developers. One is good…one is evil. First the good news…

    February 8, 2008
    Microsoft, standards, web design, web development
  • Update Lettering Text on Black Background

    Where have you been?

    Well…to make a long story short I’m a loser. Not in the classical “parental basement dwelling” sense of the word, but in the “I’m neglecting my blog sense”. So here are the updates. I’ve started my new job at a fantastic company Pearson, as the Senior User Interface Designer. I will get to draw on…

    January 9, 2008
    Uncategorized, user interface design, web design, web development
  • The word feedback is spelled out with scrabble tiles

    I think I picked a fight with Fred Showker

    I have participated from time to time on the DT&G forums. Mostly to get feedback on site designs, and to provide suggestions to other designers. I got this flippant comment on my design by somebody named fred. (I didn’t capitalize his name, because he didn’t) I chose to respond, by asking them to back up…

    December 6, 2007
    bad design, education, good design, Graphic Design, user interface design, web design, web development
  • Portfolio Text on Pink Background

    Where is web design today?

    Many people now rely on the web as a source for their lifestyles; research, maps, gossip, movie rentals, shopping. Now that this tool is so heavily used I thought it would be good to think about where it started, and where it is today from a design perspective. In the early days websites were pretty…

    December 3, 2007
    bad design, Flash, good design, google, Graphic Design, review, SEO, user interface design, web design, web development
  • Silly Lawyer, what are you thinking?

    According to John W. Dozier, Jr., the “Super Lawyer”, viewing his site’s HTML source, as in, “right-click – view page source” is illegal. They are trying to claim that viewing their page source is a copyright violation. Additionally they have an End User License Agreement, EULA prohibiting this behavior, as well as forbidding links to…

    October 19, 2007
    bad design, blogging, Graphic Design, Marketing, review, Scripting, web design, web development
  • The word feedback is spelled out with scrabble tiles

    The value of critiques

    One of the most valuable aspects of a classroom environment, or working as a team, is the peer review and critique process. When each designer uses their personal experience to interpret the subject they bring a potentially unique view or technique to resolve the design problem. Each designer bring solutions that the other designers may…

    October 10, 2007
    Graphic Design, photography, web design
  • Whew…First pass

    I did it. I uploaded my new site design, and made it live. Now I need to create the blog template using this same style.

    September 24, 2007
    CSS, Graphic Design, standards, user interface design, web design, web development
  • Codes on Tilt Shift Lens

    Software and Web Development Methodology

    I’ve recently been victim to a number of software roll outs that were being managed by other people. Each of these experiences brought a single question to mind…What are they thinking? Either they stopped teaching best practices at the university, or I have had the distinct pleasure of witnessing projects that followed some unique system…

    September 2, 2007
    CSS, good design, SEO, standards, web design, web development
  • Photos placed on printer near table with cup of coffee

    Why re-invent the wheel

    Companies need to check to see if there’s already a solution before solving problems. The new wheel is Tabblo, a slick web based technology for internet users to print blogs, images on flickr, and other web sites. Whoo-hoo now I can print web pages… Hmmm I don’t remember not being able to print web pages…

    August 29, 2007
    bad design, CSS, reliability, SEO, standards, web design, web development
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