Posts Tagged ‘future friendly’

If you feel like you’re struggling to keep up with the pace of technological change, you’re certainly not alone. We feel this pressure at an individual level, but also at an organizational level. How do digital organizations establish solid, stable […]

Subtitle: How a Wisconsin-based wastewater management magazine forever changed the trajectory of my life. In early 2010, I was hired as a “mobile web developer” at R/GA at a time when the iPhone 3GS was brand new, Android was still […]

  Great news! Future Friendly helmet t-shirts are back on Cotton Bureau. Share your love for a future-friendly Web and support The Internet Archive project in the process. There are even a few new colors (and even a sweatshirt), which is […]

Disruption will only accelerate. The quantity and diversity of connected devices—many of which we haven’t imagined yet—will explode, as will the quantity and diversity of the people around the world who use them. Future friendly It’s been three and a […]

There’s a conversation that crops up time to time again about the definition of responsive design and treating RWD as a goal unto itself. Has it evolved beyond Ethan Marcotte’s original definition? There are so many articles out there on […]

I’m speaking at HigherEd Web in Pittsburgh, and answered a few questions about what it means to be future (and present) friendly, Pattern Lab, and more.

Here’s Dave Olsen with a fantastic read about thinking about and creating future friendly content. The problem is that, even when using responsive design, the content on our websites isn’t really able “to go everywhere.” Responsive web design only affects […]

This interview was originally posted on Net Magazine, but unfortunately didn’t get carried over into the new site during their migration. I can’t find a cached version, so I’m reposting the interview from my original email correspondence. How did the […]

I had a great time chatting with James and Per about UX design and being future friendly.

We need to start thinking and acting in a more future-friendly way when approaching web design. The diversity of web-enabled devices is increasing at an alarming rate. We have to rethink our content and the contexts in which our content is viewed.

It is time to move towards a friendlier future. We live in a world that’s exploding with technological innovation and the rapid pace of change is only accelerating. We’re at the forefront of a new revolution in which we are […]