by Austin Price | Sep 9, 2014 | News
You’re about to start a brand new project with a brand new client. It seems straightforward enough: The client just wants you to design a new website for her bakery. Piece of cake. But by the end of the project, you’ve “tweaked” the logo, rewritten all of the copy and...
by Guy Routledge | Sep 9, 2014 | atozcss, News
The general sibling selector is part of the family of combinator selectors in CSS that allow the styling of descendents, children, grandchildren and siblings of an element. Some of them aren’t that commonly used but they have very deep browser support. h2 ~ p {} /*...
by Gene Crawford | Sep 9, 2014 | News, Podcast, UMS Video Podcast
Aaron Gustafson @AaronGustafson Accessibility in Web Forms Accessibility on the web is an area of growing concern for conscientious web designers. We all want to build websites that everyone can enjoy, regardless of connectivity or disability but it can be difficult...
by Gene Crawford | Sep 3, 2014 | Draft, News, Podcast
Play or Download this Episode Download MP3 (7.46) MB / 00:08:09) Subscribe to the Show iTunes / RSS feed About this Episode In this episode of Draft we discuss Josh Clark’s talk “mind the gap” – which is about taking the spaces in between...
by Gene Crawford | Aug 28, 2014 | News
The Audio Interview Allyson Van Houten @avanhouten Allyson ran us through her typical day at MailChimp, where her responsibilities seem endless. Her time is spent with various teams within the overarching marketing team. Allyson works with the user experience (UX)...
by Gene Crawford | Aug 28, 2014 | News
The Web UI Patterns 2014 eBook from UXPin looks at examples from today’s most forward-thinking companies such as Pinterest, Yelp, Twitter, Spotify, Virgin America, Behance, AirBnB and more to match UI patterns to user needs. They have graciously allowed us to post a...
