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Realign your site or web app for mobile devices with CSS3

April 8th, 2011

Here are the slides from my Desert Code Camp presentation. A big part of the presentation was just looking through the HTML/CSS code which you can refer to by just going to the links in the demo slides and going to your browser’s ‘View Source’. To view the notes for some of the slides which [...]

Developing web apps across devices with HTML5 + CSS3

November 14th, 2010

Below are my presentation slides from Desert Code Camp. View Presentation: Previous Slide | Next Slide

On Web Standards and rounded corners

October 25th, 2009

I think I agree with this article written ten years ago when the web was still in its infancy. While general web practices make sense, the need for having formal standards seems unnecessary. Website-building technologies have in a lot of ways standardized themselves because of individual developers deciding what is appropriate to use. Looking at the reasons [...]

Flash and AJAX

December 9th, 2005

During the second meeting of Refresh Phoenix, a local community of designers and developers, it occurred to me that there is a noticable devide between (formerly Macromedia) Flash fans and (don’t call it) AJAX fans. While both seem to be using the technologies for similar purposes, each group sticks by their prefered method. While it [...]

Why interface design?

November 20th, 2005

I’ve always worked with more than one area involved in designing/developing a website. My main focus, however, has always been on the initial design of the website. It’s what I consider the most crutial part of the process. The design defines how the product or service is viewed on an emotional level. The visual has [...]

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