Designer Supplements
Dave Shea asks a great question and gets some great answers. Personally, I have way too many things going on outside of work right now
Things to Read
Stray neural firings captured as words. Sometimes design-focused, other times personal, usually topical and useless to most within nanoseconds of being published.
Opera Mobile has Flash
I’ve not followed this closely, in part that I don’t have a phone that could support this. (Ah, the joys of life on a
CSS Reference
SitePoint has launched a rather handy reference section on their site full of CSS Reference goodness.
iPhone design patterns
.mobi has released a set of design patterns specifically targeting the iPhone.
Gordon B. Hinckley, 1910-2008
One of my heroes passed away last night: Gordon B. Hinckley. Next to my parents and grandparents, he’s one of the people whose influence
What is a social network if the people facing the toughest problems are not part of it?
Dale Dougherty (Editor/Publisher of MAKE) on an issue that really resonates. Personally, I see myself somewhere in-between. Nicely put and thought-provoking. Planning on rereading
Mobile penetration reaches half of world population
Reuters article about a rather stunning milestone. (Via Cameron)
Clay Christensen interview
How to fix health care and education. First exposure to disruptive innovation. Me likey. (Via NorthTemple)
Jan Chipchase TED talk
Jan Chipchase gave a brilliant TED talk about how humanity uses technology to survive.
8 Reasons I like Netflix (even more.)
I was visiting Bill Scott’s blog (you know, organizer of Yahoo’s Design Patterns Library) and now newly employed over at Netflix. He mentioned they’re