23rd
September
2003
“I’ve been involved in the Web standards community almost as long as I’ve been working on the Web, and I’ve long felt that designing to W3C recommendations is the Right Thing To Do. When it came time to redesign the adaptivepath.com site, my partners agreed that we should approach the project from a standards perspective. But before we started, we discussed whether the effort — and it was a lot of effort — was really worth it.”
posted in Web development | Permalink |
23rd
September
2003
“Notes: External representations are in essence cognitive tools. Cognitive artifacts (e.g. graphics) are human only. There are no examples of animals using cognitive tools.”
posted in Visual thinking | Permalink |
23rd
September
2003
“As selected by Madeleine Blais, Alan Brinkley, David Brinkley, Lydia Chavez, Karen Durbin, Clay Felker, Jeff Greenfield, Pete Hamill, Mary McGrory, Nancy Maynard, Eric Newton, Dorothy Rabinowitz, Gene Roberts, Morley Safer, David Shaw, George Will and Ben Yagoda… and the New York University Journalism faculty.”
posted in Journalism | Permalink |
23rd
September
2003
“Notes: External representations are in essence cognitive tools. Cognitive artifacts (e.g. graphics) are human only. There are no examples of animals using cognitive tools.”
posted in Information graphics | Permalink |
23rd
September
2003
Yet another slick color picker.
posted in Color | Permalink |
