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Tag Archives: Web Design
Paper: crucial to Web design
At first thought, Web design is a digital job. But as long as I have done this work, I’ve had paper on hand. In the 90s I’d quickly sketch different ideas for overall design, narrow it in, and then sketch … Continue reading
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Tagged moleskine, notebooks, paper, UX, Web Design
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Let’s stop playing Frankenstein
Consider the monster from Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein: The creature is described as being about eight feet (244 centimeters) in height, with translucent yellowish skin that “barely disguised the workings of the vessels and muscles underneath”, watery, glowing eyes, flowing black … Continue reading
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Tagged agile, Frankenstein, scrum, UX, Web Design, web development
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Perspective: Websites are fleeting.
I was glancing through some files in some webspace I’ve had for a while, and ran across a fairly old portfolio page I had. It listed seven websites that I had worked on around that time. This was probably about … Continue reading
Perspective 2 Studio is hopping!
This past summer my friend Adam (of Envision Internet Consulting) and I worked with Lynne Brown and Matt Schulert of MediaGraphics, Inc. on a website for an exciting concept of Lynne’s, called Perspective2. The idea was to create a studio … Continue reading