by David | Oct 20, 2020 | Design, Sip With Assurance
Carving Using Clay-Sculpture Tools To Produce Organic Art The “Night of 1,000 Jack-o-Lanterns” exhibit at the Chicago Botanical Gardens was a breath of fresh – albeit pumpkin-spice-scented – air. After months of feeling trapped, increasingly...
by David | Jun 4, 2019 | Design
Quick hit: here’s how to ensure all your past emails don’t vaporize when you migrate to a new hosting service Just got done with trying to help a friend with the fallout of migrating from one hosting provider to another, and I had a couple of insights:...
by David | Jan 15, 2018 | Design, Digital Migration, UX/UI
Yesterday, upon the stair/ I saw a web design standard that was not there/ It was not there again today/ Gee, I wish it’d go away… Years ago, I helped the lovely & brilliant Janine Warner create books, classes and training videos about web design. This...
by David | Aug 4, 2017 | Design
As with so many major cities in Asia, the ancient and the modern exist side-by-side.
by David | Mar 3, 2017 | Design, Friday Noon Videos, UX/UI, Video
Depending upon your tolerance for the sight of people wearing virtual reality helmets all craning their necks and looking about themselves, this video is either really charming or really alarming. Thanks to Kluge interactive for the invite to this special event....
by David | Jun 11, 2015 | Design, infographic
I did a case study on this use of analytics technology more than a year ago. The gist of it is this: online MMPORGs like World of Warcraft, EVE, Everquest, etc., are wonderful tools whereby to study human interactions. Here’s the gist: when you map the...
