Category Archives: Design
Responsive Web Design: A Means To Something
With the emergence of more and more varieties of internet-capable devices and the wide array of screen resolutions that come with them, much has been made of the need to design intelligently for different screen resolutions.
My Facebook Timeline
Thanks to Tech Crunch I was able to get a look at the new Facebook Timeline.
5 Bags for the MacBook Pro 17″ That Don’t Suck
So for a few years now, my set-up has included a 17″ MacBook pro. Which has been great, I love the workspace. However it makes it a bit tough to find a good bag to carry it. Currently I have an extra-large Timbuk2 messenger bag.
A Little Cleaning
I’ve recently become aware of the fact that I’ve let “things” go. Now, really I think I could say that truthfully about a lot of areas of my life. Sure, I’ve not been the best at helping my wife out with the dishes, doing laundry, or sorting through junk mail.
SXSWi 2011 Recap
Ten things that I took from SXSWi this year
RedHot.org
Recently I helped out Red Hot Organization, an international organization “dedicated to fighting AIDS through pop culture” with a refresh of their web site. The refresh included the addition of new features such as site-wide search, SEO improvements, as well as the creation of three separate blogs for the areas.
Learning the Power of “No”
In my relatively short career, there is one over-arching lesson that I have learned. It being that the word “no” is not a “four-letter word”. It isn’t (since it has two letters), especially when dealing with a client. Slowly, I have and continue to learn that word’s importance my relationship with clients.
Cedar Creek Counseling Service
Recently we (Abidesco) launched a web site re-design for Abilene, TX-based marriage and family therapist Kurt Boyland’s counseling practice, Cedar Creek Counseling Service. My IA and mark-up development support fellow Abidesco partner Ryan Feerer’s simple, single-page design.
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