For the final session of day 3, I elected to attend CSS, AJAX, Web 2.0 & Search Engines.
Jonathan Ashton from Agency.com kicked off the session with an overview of standards and accessibility. He took us back in time to the origins of search and Flash and reminded us all to “design for grandma” and you’ll […]

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Microsoft dropped a bomb at the Game Developers Conference, announcing that it is extending support for its XNA video game programming language to its Zune media device.
That means that XNA games (which are easy and mostly free to design and can run on Windows and the Xbox) will be also able to run on the […]

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Here’s some news of the First OpenWeb Developer Summit for Web Developers Leveraging Google APIs.
In the 2-day Summit in New York (April 21-22, 2008), delegates will hear from leading developers and industry experts about the impact Google’s multifaceted initiatives are having on the world of Internet technologies today and on what the future is likely […]

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I’ve been tracking recent news and following discussions pertaining to web site planning, user experience design, and usability testing that are good reminders that there’s no such thing as a cozy, orderly, agreed upon approach to any of those things.
Not only this, there are grumblings about why user centered design is probable at all.
Pure Baloney
Conglomerate […]

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Ok, this is not new. I’ve also written about this a few times in the past.
The thing is that removing whitespace is a very tricky discipline that is different from site to site. At least that was what I thought until very recently.
For some unexplained reason I started working on a little simple method to […]

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