Flash your phone
Apple appears to be lifting some limitations for sheltering its iPhone. Adobe Labs has announced that Flash CS5 will allow for developers to use… Read More
This is my archive
Ride the wave, dude.
Google Wave is hitting the proverbial shelf tomorrow and I have never seen people this excited about a intangible product. The hype is warranted… Read More
The best advice about programming ever
From Mark Berstein’s blog postings on NeoVictorian computing: Data are complicated; when we reduce everything to a hierarchy, we’re distorting the world. Everything… Read More
Forget “conventional wisdom”: it’s the older folks who dig Web 2.0
I love to see “conventional wisdom” myths get busted, so I was really excited to see that Social Computing Journal recently published a fascinating article… Read More
WWTD, or: What Would Tufte Do?
Election cycles are always great opportunities to explore new ways of displaying complicated information. As TV and the internet give us unfettered access to… Read More
Renovating the Attic (how is an architect like a web designer?)
When I’m at a party and casually… Read More
Are captchas getting harder?
I have noticed lately that Captchas, those ubiquitous letter-images designed to fool computers (but supposedly readable by humans) have been getting absolutely… Read More
One Page Wonders
I dunno…for some reason this list of sites was strangely soothing. Think “web zen.” I suppose it is not ours to reason why people make… Read More
Typography vs. the Internet
As an interactive designer, getting good solid typographic control of “system text” seems to be a constant battle. In an age of endless typeface choices… Read More
Double Click = Search?
Normally, when you click on a word on the web or on most word processing applications, the word is selected. Right? Well, recently, I… Read More