A Question (That Might Determine Your Future) from Joshua Blankenship.
Geek & Mild by Sean Sperte
Release 2 from Rob Goodlatte. Great attention to detail. Check out the ampersand in the “about” section of the homepage, and the comment styles.
18-Jul 2007
Corporate Web Standards, explaining what happens after initial acceptance.
Getting corporate web standards in place is a sign that the real relationship is about to begin. The honeymoon is over, and now it’s time to figure out what has gone wrong and why the prince and princess now seem to be constantly bickering—when they were meant to live happily ever after.
Great article. Worth an afternoon or evening of reading.
18-Jul 2007
When Shawn Blanc pointed out that Ben Grey (of openswitch.org) would be reviewing 100 blogs in 100 days, I thought to myself, “It’d be cool to make that list.” Needless to say, I’m very excited to not only have made the list, but be the first one!
When I showed The Wife, her response was: “You are the poor-man’s Josh Groban” – I think she meant John Gruber. I’m still laughing.
18-Jul 2007
Announcing Leaflets!. Great set of mini web-based apps, such as Feeds, Upcoming.org, Flickr, and del.icio.us. Very, very cool.
16-Jul 2007
Firefighters battle lightning-caused blazes as another storm looms.
Close to 2,700 lightning strikes were reported in Washington and Oregon on Friday and early Saturday, sparking 212 fires
I thought that was an abnormal amount of lightning yesterday.
14-Jul 2007
HTML elements index. A table-list of all the available elements for various HTML document types.
14-Jul 2007
Announcing: The Mac OS X Resolution Independence Utilities Project. With help like this, maybe I should design a Mac utility.
14-Jul 2007
Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/FlatHicks. This just screams for a sequel: Revenge of the Cardboard Cutout.
12-Jul 2007
Giant Gray Goiter. I can attest to the hideousness of the Belkin headphone adapter for the iPhone. The iPhone I demoed last weekend at the Apple Store had the adapter in it, and gosh did it ruin the whole sexy-gadget appeal. Definitely one for the “What Were They Thinking?!” list.
12-Jul 2007
It didn’t take very long, but [YouTube] has lodged itself into our consumer psyche as a recognizable visual, aural and narrative convention.
I think it took longer than Khoi realizes, as the so-called YouTube aesthetic really has its roots in “reality TV.” Still, mad props to him for using the word “bamboozlement” in a post. (What does that mean, anyway?)
12-Jul 2007
Some of those are laugh out loud funny. Honestly, who names their wireless network “breasts”?
12-Jul 2007
The Sperte Interview. My first official interview!
12-Jul 2007
Single Line CSS. Interesting thoughts on using a one-line-per-selector convention.
12-Jul 2007
mezzoblue § Icon Design: Anti-Aliasing. College-worthy education sans student-loans and exams.
11-Jul 2007
Lucy Mae Bennett-Chamberlain. She’s absolutely beautiful, Jesse (and Heather). Congratulations!
10-Jul 2007
Wow. I was getting huffy and about to peg this site as a chic but obvious play-off of Geek & Mild – until I checked the Wayback Machine and saw the design predates mine.
Eerily weird; like meeting another person with the same first and middle name as your own.
Time for a redesign?
8-Jul 2007
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