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Getting Moody: A Look at Inspiration and Style in Early Design Techniques
July 21, 2008 - As designers, we often think (read: "know") we have great ideas and intuition coupled with the ability to turn around a design that a client will love. If we love it, then s/he should, too (because it rocks ... or so we think). We can spend hours upon hours leading up to a…
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Reporting on the Best and Worst of Online Communities
July 21, 2008 - Two important reports were released today with enlightening perspectives on social networking and online communities. Jeremiah Owyang of Forrester Research released their Best and Worst of Social Networking, 2008, and Deloitte release the 2008 Tribalization of Business Survey,…
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Typography Tuesday: Let it Breathe
July 22, 2008 - White space (or negative space) used with typography enhances its legibility and makes it more inviting for the user to interact with it, so why not use more? A common mistake for many designers and developers is to fill the page with as much stuff as they can. If you walked…
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Introducing: XHTML Dev
July 28, 2008 - We've recently started reviewing our markup and CSS standards at Viget (we do this periodically to make sure that we stay up to date with recent developments and changes in the landscape). As part of that, we're looking into the whole XHTML/HTML MIME type issue (brief summary:…
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OSCON and the Future of Open Source
July 28, 2008 - Last week, I attended the 10th annual O’Reilly Open Source Conference (OSCON) in Portland, Oregon, and, as usual, came back inspired and excited about where the open source community is headed. At Viget, we use almost entirely open-source technology for our development,…
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Initial Impressions of Silverback
July 28, 2008 - There are number of things in life we know we should do more often, but tend to avoid because they’re kind of a pain. In my job, that tends to be user testing (aka usability testing). Testing can provide invaluable insights for designers and developers at any stage in our…
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Drizzle and Ruby on Rails
July 29, 2008 - I recently went to the 2008 O’Reilly Open Source Conference to give a tutorial on plugins for Rails. I recorded it, and if you’re interested in understanding and building plugins, I think there’s some good stuff there. What’s more exciting to me than that…
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I Trust You
July 30, 2008 - Last Thursday, I found myself standing about forty feet in the air, balanced on a wire, grappling Doug Avery's shoulder with my left hand and leaning heavily on Josh Chambers to my right. It's not often that I get to give the death grip to my co-workers, especially those who…
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Hoptoad: in Brief
July 30, 2008 - I was notified on Monday (or thereabouts) that Hoptoad had launched. Hoptoad is a service which stands to act as an intermediary between your Rails application exceptions and your email inbox. Any notification of exceptions raised will be delivered to Hoptoad and any repeat…
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Getting Rid of Jaggies on Your Photo Borders
July 30, 2008 - During a recent moodboard review, the design team got to wondering what the best solution was for getting rid of Photoshop "jaggies," those jagged edges that show up on your nice clean shapes; especially when you start rotating them. I had a few ideas but decided to do some…