Links to things we’re checking into.
Very early in my career, I found myself on a design team tasked with improving some legacy security software. At one point, we were evaluating a setup screen that included a progress bar. I asked a member of the engineering team, “How is progress calculated?”
We worked on our first startup idea for over a year and completely failed. We never got real users. So a few months ago, we decided to pivot to Vigilant. When we did that, we had to build a new product from scratch. Restarting was humbling and depressing.
Create a map of your life where each week is a little box.
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UMS Video Podcast: Giovanni talks with talks with Wrenn Lanier about her ideas for using visual depth and layering to communicate context and content to mobile web users.
Simple and beautiful form sliders for any bootstrap-based project. We love these sliders because the jQuery is very easy to work with and the overall code quality is fantastic.
ID is a CSS selector that allows the styling of a single unique element. Their use in CSS is common and often a little controversial. In this video, I will outline some of the reasons why I prefer the `class` selector over `ID`, how CSS specificity works.