A Profoundly Simple Widget
It's no secret that I'm a fan of simplicity, so when I came across "The Big Questions" widget, I immediately fell in love. Now, I'm enjoying it enough to want to spread the word.
It's no secret that I'm a fan of simplicity, so when I came across "The Big Questions" widget, I immediately fell in love. Now, I'm enjoying it enough to want to spread the word.
I always wanted to return to the world of self-employment, and in 2008 I'll be doing just that. I'm leaving behind steady paychecks and consistent work to follow my heart and focus on ideas that I'm passionate about. Here's to hoping it works.
Comments: 27 (view/add your own)Conferences are invariably a good time, and Webmaster Jam Session is no exception. This year was a little more fun for me because I was able to share real examples from the issue tracker design process as well as capture some pictures for posterity.
Comments: 16 (view/add your own)Several people have noted that I avoided having a logo or any traditional sort of branding at the top of my pages. I originally didn't see the need for a logo or branding until now. I've created a logo that I think is classic and expressive at the same time.
This year at Web Visions, I'll be putting on a workshop titled "Improving Interface Design". We'll take a hard look at the tangible and intangible aspects that affect interface design and discuss the steps we can take to make it better.
Even the longest journeys begin with a single step. The redesign of this site is just that—one step. It isn't meant to be revolutionary or flashy. Instead, it's meant to enable and focus on the creation of better content.