Back in 2003, a book called Designing With Web Standards was published by New Riders Voices That Matter imprint. The book was quickly, and rightly hailed as the go to book for, well, designing with web standards. Anyone who found themselves in a job where the web was their medium was impacted by […]
I just lost all my videos for my iPod Touch.
When I went to sync this morning, I got a message saying there was some purchased content on the iPod that wasn’t in iTunes. I thought that was odd, but thought, “How nice of iTunes to keep track of all this for me.”
But once it […]
[updated] Here’s someone else’s take on our panel. It’s not entirely accurate in the attributions, but it captures some of the sound bites that were important.
I had the pleasure (truly) of speaking with Molly Holzschlag, Patrick Haney, Aaron Gustafson, and Steph Troeth today in front of the W3C’s Technical Plenary/Advisory Committee here in […]
This wouldn’t work for every use case related to RSS subscription, but I think it would work for many people. Most importantly, it would work for me and that’s how good design solutions begin.
This is the workflow for how I subscribe to a site’s feed now (click on the images to see them embiggen)…
Click […]
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