HTML5 For Web Designers

Book Review: HTML5 for Web Designers

This last weekend I received a much anticipated package in the mail. I had recently pre-ordered the book “HTML5 for Web Designers“, and after a long commute home from work it was waiting for me next to my laptop when I got home.

As I have come to expect from the Happy Cog and A List Apart crew,the book would serve as beautiful decor on  book shelf, as the layout and type are subtly gorgeous, but as I have also come to expect it doesn’t stop there, (more…)

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Evangelizing User Centered Design Pt.4

In our efforts to evangelize for a more user-centered approach to the design of our sites, applications, and products one of the more crucial things we can do is be resourceful. This post starts with and intro video and goes a bit more in-depth(as well as providing resources) in the accompanying article…

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Evangelizing User Centered Design Pt.3

In this part of the series I discuss the idea of being realistic in our goals. In a perfect world people would sing our praises and implement whatever we propose, but to be honest it is rarely ever like that. (more…)

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