Archive for the ‘chrome’ Category

Sep 2
3

What Google Chrome Already Means to the Web

I wrote a post over on Viget's UX/strategery blog about how Chrome has already affected how web practitioners think about their work. I won't repeat it over here, but it's worth checking out over there. Read More...

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M. Jackson Wilkinson is a technologist, designer, and communicator living in Washington, DC. He works as a strategist with the team at Viget Labs, helping existing businesses and startups perform their best online. He likes to sing, too. More...

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Oct 29
4

Crunching Huge Keynote Files into Tiny PDFs

Shrink your enormous deck of Keynote slides into a tiny little package only a fraction of the size! My girlfriend showed me how... Read More...

Sep 23
1

Agile Design & UX at the Web 2.0 Expo

Thoughts and slides from my talk on Agile Design and UX at the Web 2.0 Expo in NYC. Read More...

Sep 3
2

Boagworld. Party Time. Excellent.

I had the great pleasure to talk with Paul Boag a few weeks ago about agile design and development, and how designers can fit into an agile process effectively. Read More...

Sep 2
3

What Google Chrome Already Means to the Web

I wrote a post over on Viget's UX/strategery blog about how Chrome has already affected how web practitioners think about their work. I won't repeat it over here, but it's worth checking out over there. Read More...

Aug 20
3

If Inspiration Comes from Anywhere, So Does Knowledge

If you're getting your web design insight from the same people as you were a year ago, you might be getting caught in homogeneity. Get unstuck. Read More...

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