An Introduction to Universal Design, the concept that design should work for everyone: novices, experts, disabled, and non-disabled A photo gallery of neighborhood haunts and hangouts curated by Laura Brunow Miner, former editor-in-chief of JPG magazine. I know I should stop linking to Claire Zulkey’s work, but she’s got such an amazing content; like this interview with Jonathan Katz China’s successful […]
Grateful Dead & Academia Previously rumored, now confirmed: Starbucks rolls out single-cup “pour-over” coffee on March 9th, nationwide” Web-wizard Shaun Inman is branching out out into iPhone video games Mozilla Thunderbird’s plans for 2010 include becoming a self-sustainable business Federal government hands Ohio money for new trains, tracks and passenger service stations but the state legislature doesn’t seem to want it How marketers use data […]
Peter-Paul Koch “shouts at web developers who think that delicately inserting an iPhone up their ass is the same as mobile web development.”
The article is full of other link-bait worthy quotes, but the basic point is worth discussing: Are web developers endangering the web ecosystem by coding specifically for mobile WebKit user-agents?
The blog focuses on the iPhone […]
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What would Ocho Do? Submit questions to Chad and he will select a few and answer them within the app.
Brilliant. I give the man props for totally understanding what modern day pro-sports are about. Just […]
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