February 2009
24 posts
Manager of External Reporting?
Us. A tight group of four dedicated to the craft of interface and customer experience design.
Them. Associate Producer Business Applications Analyst CE Production Manager Content Engineer Desktop Support Specialist Elite Application Specialist European Sales Liaison Front-End Technology Engineer Knowledge Journalist International/Consolidations Accountant Managing Architect Manager of External...
Regular people still don’t use or understand RSS
marco:
@danielpunkass:
At a time when RSS is only getting more popular, the Safari 4 Beta RSS feature marketing section is void of “New” claims.
Regular people still don’t use or understand RSS, so it’s understandable why Safari wouldn’t play that up very much.
I think we’ll see more products and features that are based on RSS but don’t call it that. RSS is valuable, but like other underlying...
Hierarchies →
stevenf:
Lukas Mathis points out some nits in Coda’s interface.
For what it’s worth, we’ve become very keenly aware of the cognitive dissonance that many people have with Coda’s modal UI.
When we designed Coda, we wanted to do a web IDE in a way that it hadn’t really been done before (or at least not to our satisfaction) — within a single window, and without panels, toolbars, and views...
“Think about the hierarchy of your application’s “entities.” If you’ve been...”
– ignore the code » Hierarchies
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“If only you could have heard my cry of anguish when, in a last, desperate move,...”
– Sean Penn Demands To Know What Asshole Took SeanPenn@ gmail.com
“Friction is a problem for software in general, not just programming languages...”
– Untitled Document Syndrome (via Daring Fireball)
“When I do a design project, I begin by listening carefully to you as you talk...”
– Design Observer (via bokardo)
“The key ingredient I see in successful apps, Mac or web — and, really, in...”
– Copying the Wrong Thing
“The drill of chasing the week’s news to add a couple of hard-fought new...”
– Reinvention draws near for Newsweek
“One free interaction” is a prospective design pattern that gives software...”
– Cooper Journal: One free interaction
