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Use EditorConfig to Manage Coding Styles on Team Projects
February 5, 2015 - Perhaps you’re familiar with Phil Karlton’s thoughts on hard problems: There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things. If that’s the case, then agreeing on coding style is a close third. Hard tabs or soft tabs? End-of-file newlines or…
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Chasing Mr.Clean - A Solution to the Dirty Whiteboard
February 6, 2015 - Every good Pointless project begins with a kernel of curiosity. We've been curious about stepper motors and have been looking for a project that would let us experiment with them. Stepper motors are the brushless electric motors typically used in hardware applications…
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Punctuation Mistakes to Avoid
February 9, 2015 - In a recent blog post, I identified some aesthetic changes to document formatting that lead to an improved reading experience. In this post, I focus on punctuation and the most common punctuation errors I come across as a proofreader/reviewer/editor of various documents here at…
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Designing Experience Layers
February 10, 2015 - Yesterday afternoon, I posted a little jab at Vine. What you see in that screenshot is a Vine video page completely devoid of usable content owing to a JavaScript error. I’m attempting a pretty typical task and a primary function of Vine’s service: I want to watch Jay-Z’s…
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An Uncomfortable Missing Part of the Accessibility Discussion
February 12, 2015 - We're making an internal push at Viget, led by Jeremy Fields, to better incorporate accessibility into more of our projects. But when we talk about accessibility internally, it often feels like the conversation ends up in an awkward place. I had the same awkward feeling when…
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Examining the Benefits of Progressive Enhancement
February 12, 2015 - What does progressive enhancement do, exactly? When is it a useful technique?
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Two Simple Tips to Win Back Your Inbox and Save Your Sanity
February 13, 2015 - I find that, when I leave my inbox open all day, it owns me. Messages come in. I respond to them. New ones fill in. The cycle never ends. A productivity killer, for sure (unless email happens to be your form of productivity). In prior efforts to combat this process, I simply…
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Do You Have a Weekly Newsletter?
February 17, 2015 - Each week, a dozen Vigets collaborate to generate the Lab Report, a long-held tradition that informs, connects, and motivates our team. It is shared with the entire staff every Friday afternoon and, while it takes a substantial coordinated effort to pull it off, the value is…
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Using GitHub on Multidisciplinary Teams
February 17, 2015 - We use GitHub for file versioning and code reviews on almost every project here at Viget. With less frequency, we use GitHub Issues to assign tasks and address bugs. With even less frequency, we use Milestones and Wikis for setting deadlines and documenting projects,…
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Testing Accordion Menu Designs & Iconography
February 18, 2015 - Figure 1 - Animated gif of 7 landing page designs. Each frame represents a separate test conducted with 20 participants. Among UI patterns, the accordion menu is a workhorse. Its ability to collapse long lists into manageable groups is really useful for navigation menus and…
