Eighteen
Pausing to give thanks.
Tags: blogging
Ten
Happy birthday to this.
Jared Spool: The Secret Lives of Links
Liveblogging Jared’s talk at An Event Apart in Boston.
Ethan Marcotte: The Responsive Designer’s Workflow
Liveblogging Ethan’s talk at An Event Apart in Boston.
Luke Wroblewski: Mobile Web Design Moves
Liveblogging Luke’s talk at An Event Apart in Boston.
Veerle Pieters: The Experimental Zone
Liveblogging Veerle’s talk at An Event Apart in Boston.
Whitney Hess: Design Principles — The Philosophy of UX
Liveblogging Whitney’s presentation at An Event Apart in Boston.
Jeffrey Zeldman: What Every Web Designer Should Know — A Better You At What You Do
Liveblogging Jeffrey’s opening talk at An Event Apart in Boston.
The medium is the short message
The limits of Twitter.
Drafty
Publish or be damned.
Slight return
Back in blog.
An Event Apart Boston, Day One
Wrapping up a day’s liveblogging and speaking
DIY UX: Give Your Users an Upgrade (Without Calling In a Pro)
Liveblogging Whitey Hess at An Event Apart Boston 2009.
Designing with Psychology in Mind
Liveblogging Joshua Porter at An Event Apart Boston 2009.
Thinking Small
Liveblogging Jason Santa Maria at An Event Apart Boston 2009.
Content First
Liveblogging Kristina Halvorson at An Event Apart Boston 2009.
Revealing Design Treasures from The Amazon
Liveblogging Jared Spool at An Event Apart Boston 2009.
PaperCamp
Liveblogging the first ever PaperCamp in London.
An Event Apart, Day One
Wrapping up a day’s liveblogging in San Francisco.
Implementing Design: Bulletproof A-Z
Liveblogging Dan Cederholm at An Event Apart San Francisco.
The Framework Age
Liveblogging Liz Danzico at An Event Apart San Francisco.
Shepherding Passionate Users
Liveblogging Heather Champ at An Event Apart San Francisco.
The Lessons of CSS Frameworks
Liveblogging Eric Meyer at An Event Apart San Francisco.
Understanding Web Design
Liveblogging Jeffrey Zeldman at An Event Apart San Francisco.
AMEE — The World’s Energy Meter
Liveblogging a talk by Gavin Starks at XTech 2008 in Dublin.
Building the Real-time Web
Liveblogging a spontaneous panel from XTech 2008 in Dublin.
Browsers on the Move: The Year in Review, the Year Ahead
Liveblogging a talk by Michael Smith at XTech 2008 in Dublin.
Using socially-authored content to provide new routes through existing content archives
Liveblogging a talk by Rob Lee at XTech 2008.
David Recordon’s XTech keynote
David delivers a state of the Web address to the geek nation.
Iteration and You
Liveblogging a presentation by Daniel Burka at The Future of Web Design.
From Design to Deployment
Liveblogging a presentation by Jon Hicks at The Future of Web Design.
Print is the New Web
Liveblogging a talk by Elliot Jay Stocks at The Future of Web Design.
Getting Your Designs Approved
Liveblogging a presentation from Larissa Meek at the Future of Web Design.
The User Experience Curve
Liveblogging a talk from Andy Budd at The Future of Web Design in London.
User Experience vs. Brand Experience
Liveblogging a session from Steven Pearce and Andy Clarke at the Future of Web Design.
Commentary
Backing up my position on blog comments with some quotes.
Ghost in the Machine Tags
You can now associate Flickr pics with my posts.
Watching the stream
This life stream idea has legs. Also: why Yahoo Pipes and Ning won’t be duking it out.
Whither Twitter?
Why bother? What’s the point?
And debate goes on
Civilised discourse on icons and data formats.
Streaming my life away
Squishing RSS feeds together.
Taking back the Web
A grandiose title for a cosy unconference.
Comments on comments
Examining the results of the comment experiment.
Pictorial Ajaxitagging
Now with added Flickry goodness.
The comments of crowds
Comments are enabled… but with a twist.
Bedroll
Not a blogroll.
Further comment
Following up on the comments contaversy.
Comments on community
Be careful what you wish for when you’re building social software: not all communities are beneficial.
