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Getting Things Done, a methodology by David Allen
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Another site brushes off the dust
new comments, more audio, a new logotype and link, and improved typography
samaritans.org has been rebranded, but they’re still using the IA I designed.
Affordances, “the things we add to designs to make controls perceptible.”
Software concept: a home-grown Multimedia Messaging System (MMS) integrating email, instant messaging, cellphones/voicemail and/or landlines that is accessible and configurable without a computer (ie, via telephone). The task: notifying clients, co-workers, family, et al. of regularly changing locations, work status,...
I think one of our tenets should be “elegance”, always moving towards more refined solutions, processes, and products. One of the more frustrating aspects of project development is the repetition of certain tasks — take content collation, for example. One...
I’m pretty sure what follows is scattered, fragmentary, diffuse, what–have–you, but it’s some of the sketched–out ideas I managed to jot down during the hazy end of 2001. — — “The world-wide web is conceived as a seamless world in...
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I’m very comfortable explaining the development process to clients in a one-on-one or presentation environment, but I haven’t transfered this knowledge to the web. I have an outline that I presented to a client, which I wish to flesh out:...
Free ZIP Code database from the US Census Bureau.
In designing an elegant form, ZIP Code validation seems to offer the greatest opportunity to reduce key-strokes: five numerals, checked against a database, could provide pre-population of three form fields — City, State, and Country. City State Product is a...
According to UserLand, "There is no consensus on what RSS stands for, so it's not an acronym, it's a name." Really Simple SyndicationRich Site SummaryR(DF) Site SummaryRich Site SyndicationRich Syndication Standard Source: RSS FAQ: Voidstar...
W3C’s long term goals for the Web are: Universal Access: To make the Web accessible to all by promoting technologies that take into account the vast differences in culture, education, ability, material resources, and physical limitations of users on all...