Explorations into theology, technology, leadership, and culture.
May I proudly present the new Lone Strangers Web site. The Lone Strangers is my band, and so of course, we need a good Web site. But none of us have time to maintain it, so we decided to just make it a landing page for our marketing material, and a place to send you […]
Well, the talk went well. You can listen to it here. I decided to break it into a two part series. This first one was “Porn: Why men don’t respect women.” The next one will be “Porn: Why women don’t respect themselves.” This will mean a new round of posters, probably implementing some of the […]
Design In-Flight with some more helpful advice on “How to be a successful freelancer (part two)“
My dream has been realized, if but for a short while. My site is currently (and probably not for much longer) #1 in a google search for: Web Design Blog (at least from where I’m sitting). Not that it means much, and certainly not that I deserve it. But anyway. It feels good, in an […]
I’m a huge fan of light-on-grey designs. There just aren’t enough sites out there that use it. I have a feeling that we will be seeing an increase of this color scheme in the corporate world over time. Here are a few designs that have blown my mind recently: Veerle’s Blog (just redesigned… looks a […]
“DOMtab is a JavaScript that turns a list of links connected to content sections into a tab interface.” Looks incredibly handy.
Check the poster out… I made this flyer for my next Rock message. (in the flyer… “Dangerous Curves” refers to a local “bikini bar”, essentially a strip club where they don’t take ALL their clothes off, thus circumventing many city ordinances.) Next week at The Rock I will be speaking about pornography. Specifically how pornography […]
Typetester – compare fonts for the screen. A handy little tool for comparing font treatments for Web sites. Actually, that’s an understatement. This is amazingly useful.
Many people have a little “508†link on their blogs to show that their personal journal conforms to the Rehabilitation Act of 1998, Section 508. This always makes me chuckle a little bit and wonder, “is this person a federally funded program?†This little tidbit inspired me to start writing this article. The recent news […]
The Web Standards Project: Target Sued for Inaccessible Web Site The national federation for the blind has sued Target because their Web site is inaccessible to the visually impaired. I have an article coming soon on why this is a big deal. Just thought I’d point out this landmark case. The article in the above […]
Good article on some starting CSS classes to strip out inconsisten browser defaults. One of the steps from my previous post about writing cross-browser compatible css. Starting with CSS: revisited – KuraFire Network
Emil Stenström on how to write consistent cross-browser compatible CSS. Some great pointers. A good starting place for CSS beginners. (And a nice refresher even if you know what you are doing. Via 456 Berea Street.