Ember Module Unification
That of dividing things again by classes, where the natural joints are, and not trying to break any part after the manner of a bad carver. -- Plato, [..]
At Midwest UX in 2013, I was standing in Frank Lloyd Wright’s Meyer May House in Grand Rapids when the docent guiding my group remarked that Wright was[..]
In my last blog entry, I wrote about why designers should become more conversant in the nitty gritty of technology. I’d like to take a step forward and be[..]
The Debate is Over
The debate over whether designers in the tech industry should be technical has already happened. Like any good political debate, I[..]
We Listened to Feedback
When we release a product, we rely heavily on user feedback to determine what's working and what isn't. We take what we learn and[..]
I've been observing trends in children's application design for a couple years now. From the time that my boys were born, I started snooping around neat[..]
[Editor's Note: Victor is drafting these daily recaps from the notes he took at the Interaction Design Conference in Dublin earlier this month. Soon,[..]
Syncr subscribers can now take advantage of two major improvements: more options for customizing your sync and an easier way to go about it.
[Editor's Note: This post provides several basic touchpoints for larger topics in the ongoing conversation of UX and Design. Where possible, I've provided[..]
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