Well, you guys found the little project i’ve started I see. Widgetopia is still too small a collection […]
widgets
yeah, right….
They seem to have a rather different idea of exclusive than I do, considering this went to four […]
fairy tales can come true…
Well, proof if you dream small your dreams can come true– it’s not world peace, but today I […]
design innovation
from The Guts of a New Machine (NYT, free refgistration required) ”The Dells of the world don’t spend […]
endless monkeys on endless typewriters
What Would Croesus Do? “Thus we want to suggest an approach to watching customers that is less expensive […]
socializing software
Gosh, Darwin Magazine is always so darn good: Are You Ready for Social Software? – explains social software […]
Y!neato
The new Yahoo! companion search tool bar thingie offers a bunch of stuff like pop-up blocking, search within […]
why the music industry slit their own throat.
From The Business of Technology “Economists have a name for this problem: moral hazard. Moral hazard happens when […]
two great tastes– do they taste great together?
There are two sites I’ve been spending a lot of time at: Web Design Practices and UI Patterns […]
desklessness and mindlessness
From Valley firms ditch desks to cut costs “Freeing workers from their cubicles has been touted for at […]
smart book, dumb design
Check it out: the fly-out menu uses transparency, which means you have this mishmash of type on type. […]
IA is $
From Good Information Architecture Increases Online Sales “Information Architecture can be applied to resolve breakdowns in site design […]
wordsmithy
I love writing, excellent craftful writing. Often my favorite articles in New Yorker are on the most banal […]
sick
I’ve been sick for two weeks. Some folks at work have been sick a month and more. I […]
the unsexy secret of broadband
From Yahoo! News – What, You Don’t Have Broadband Yet? “I’ve got a buddy who’s equally into high-tech […]
patterns…
Patterns for Personal Web Sites could nearly be “a pattern language for blogging”… or even “best practices for blogs”. Check […]
again, a wanderer?
Reading urlgreyhot : Is Movable Type scalable? and then speeding up movabletype I wonder if I’ll have to […]
staying honest
I was reading Starting a Business: Advice from the Trenches: A List Apart and along with the usual– […]
the “A” is not for America
I always thought Asilomar at 40 bucks was a fine deal– cheaper than most magazine subscriptions. But this […]
a great site map would do this
“Maps encourage boldness. They’re like cryptic love letters. They make anything seem possible.” –Mark Jenkins I think this […]
hobgoblins
Writing on the NYT redesign, Design Observer: Apocalypse Now, Page A1 “Enhancing legibility is invoked as a goal […]
i love this site
Arams is such a pure expression of a joyful rushing onto the web… naive but remarkably useful.
i’m not 38
I’m 37 (born in 66.) my husband was abusing my inability to do math to yank my chain. […]
bezos and mezos
from The Best Search Idea Since Google – How Amazon can make money from books you already own. […]
you know, i want my life back.
Take Back Your Time Day “WHY SHOULD YOU CARE? Are you, or your friends or relatives, working more […]
that’s what they do
Jay Allen thoughtfully provides the full test for “An interesting article but not for what is in it […]
got UCD?
I’m collecting diagrams of UCD processes, including this fine specimen from Nick of an interactive design process. Nick […]
it happens once a year
Now We Are Six When I was one I’d just begun, When I was two I was nearly […]
for the facet wonk in you
An interesting if rather academic article: FAST (FACETED APPLICATION OF SUBJECT TERMINOLOGY): A SIMPLIFIED LCSH-BASED VOCABULARY “With the […]
no more wireframes?
Boxes and Arrows: The Devil’s in the Wireframes came at the right time. I’ve been thinking about wireframes, […]