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Posted in Quotes, Reference Tools, Try This!, Web Design
On Mon 23 June (Permalink, No Comments)There are a few things on sites that don’t really require much design, like pagination, for example. Things that just work, without you having to re-invent the wheel. For those things - it’s always good to have a little bit of a guide. The same goes (to an extent) for comment designs and standardised icons.
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Form Tutorial
Posted in Reference Tools, Web Development
On Tue 17 June (Permalink, No Comments)
I’ve been posting a lot about Firefox and browser issues, and I guess that stems a lot from my recent troubles with cross-browser compatability. I’ve been designing and developing forms a lot recently, which is a complete mine-field of CSS bugs and browser issues. I’ve been learning though, and that can only be a good thing - right? (more…)
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The Rissington Podcast
Posted in Reference Tools, Web Development
On Fri 30 May (Permalink, No Comments)
Somehow, it tooks me until Episode 5 to discover the Rissington Podcasts. A brilliantly funny show by John Oxton and Jon Hicks (of Firefox fame). So if you can put up with the famer accents - this one’s definitely worth a listen! -
Web Forms Design
Posted in Reference Tools, Web Design
On Thu 29 May (Permalink, No Comments)
I’ve just been bought a book (thanks Jim) by Luke Wroblewski all about form design. The book explores all elements of form design and good practice, and even has a Flickr group to it’s name! Absolutely invaluable tool for web designers!
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Listen to the Future
Posted in Reference Tools, Web Design
On Thu 29 May (Permalink, 1 Comment)
Although not new to ‘Future of Web Design’ - I am new to the MP3’s on their site. As much as I’d love to attend one of their events, I’m not sure I can really afford the rediculous price it costs (hint hint). So fortunatly for me, the site has a selection of MP3’s from their last event. I’ve been listening to them this week - and they’re fantastic! Especially those by Ryan Singer from 37Signals. Worth downloading.
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HeyBuzz is a collection of musings, learning's, tips and inspiration... mostly about digital stuff, as observed by Buzz.
Buzz is a sailor, skier, extreme sports enthusiast and designer living in London. He enjoys loud music, trying new things and talking crap. He doesn't really like reading though!
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