Monthly Archives: September 2004
About two-thirds of my time at work is spent banging my head against some sort of content management system. One that I am in the process of developing, and another hulking behemoth that I have been asked to “help” with. … Continue reading →
I hate conflict. I try to avoid it. When it comes up, I usually take the role of peacemaker, sometimes even giving up what I see to be a good solution in order to resolve the conflict. D. Keith Robinson … Continue reading →
An interesting (if unscientific) investigation (I won’t call it a study…) into how people look at/scan/browse a Web page was recently conducted by several media agencies. Eyetrack III, sought to answer a few questions of great interest to Web designers: … Continue reading →
Dave Shea of Mezzoblue (who is a great designer btw) on design critics: I�m almost convinced that anyone whose critique of a redesign is as substantial as: �I don�t like the green.� �is someone who absolutely fails to understand the … Continue reading →
Well, here we have it the first (of many, I’m sure) lawsuits against inaccessible Web sites (in America anyway; there have been lawsuits in other countries before). Attorney General Eliot Spitzer today announced settlements with two major organizations that will … Continue reading →