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Prototyping with Production Purposes in Mind
May 5, 2009 - (X)HTML Prototyping and Agile Development go hand-in-hand. When working in a faster, more iterative process, there are definite benefits to using (X)HTML to communicate an interface and the various flows users traverse through it. Along with those benefits come challenges that…
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JFox to Speak at Agile 09
May 7, 2009 - Jackson Fox's proposal to speak based on his experiences with UX research for Choice Hotels International has been accepted to Agile 2009. He's slated to take the windy city by storm (pun intended) for his talk on August 26."We learned a lot about collaborating on user research…
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SimplestAuth: Gem-ified, with DataMapper Support
May 7, 2009 - A few months ago we released simplest_auth as a stripped-down alternative to authentication plugins such as restful auth. After using it in a few projects we came to the realization that there was no particular reason for it to be a plugin and even less of a reason for it to…
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The Line Length Misconception
May 7, 2009 - Classically-trained designers, and really every professional designer, should know the old adage that long line lengths can have a counterproductive impact on readability. The trusty copy of Bringhurst's authoritative The Elements of Typographic Style makes this rule fairly…
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Fix It Fast: Rapid IE6 CSS Debugging
May 7, 2009 - IE6: We all hate it, and we all have to work with it (well, most of us). The most frustrating phase of buildout is often the final struggle with this Browser From Hell, but maybe (just maybe) we're struggling too much. When I help friends with IE6 bugs, I'm sometimes surprised…
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Making Quicker Interface Decisions With Design Patterns
May 8, 2009 - A Brief Explanation of Design Patterns: As web design matures and evolves, the collection of web design best practices grows with it. There are best practices for readability, markup, accessibility, usability, on and on and on. As designers, we look to keep our design…
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Backup your Database in Git
May 8, 2009 - Short version: dump your production database into a git repository for an instant backup solution.Long version: keeping backups of production data is fundamental for a well-run web application, but it’s tricky to maintain history while keeping disk usage at a reasonable…
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Advice, Trends, and Resources for People Entering Web Careers in 2009
May 11, 2009 - Many have us have spoken to people who will soon be entering careers in web design related fields this year, and this led us to have discussions with each other about what we thought was important for those people to know. Each of us had different advice to share based on each…
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We’ve Got the Blues!
May 11, 2009 - When our neighbors at the Tinner Hill Heritage Foundation talked to us about their annual blues festival in June, we were excited to help them become the premiere blues festival in the Washington, DC, region. So we helped them on a pro-bono basis to launch a new web…
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RailsConf 2009 Wrapup
May 11, 2009 - I've been back from RailsConf for a few days now, and I've had a chance to reflect on the things I learned while in Las Vegas for what turned out to be my favorite RailsConf yet. Elsewhere, I wrote about my overall impressions, but for this post I want to focus on several of the…