Meanwhile, on the Internet...

In this episode of the Nitch podcast, Kelli Shaver and Jonathan Stark talk about Pattern Lab. Jonathan and I worked on Entertainment Weekly and TechCrunch together, so he was able to share his perspective on Pattern Lab and how we […]

Yeah, this is one of the craziest podcasts I’ve been on.

The Heinz Foundation covered our open redesign of the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank.

Matt D Smith wrote about the history and the thinking behind the float label pattern.

Luke Wroblewski wrote up some notes about my atomic design talk at Breaking Development Conference.

I had a great time talking to Stacey Mulcahy on her awesomely-named podcast. We talked about the design process, designing in the open, death to bullshit, and a whole lot more. Check it out!

I helped build the new TechCrunch site, along with a fantastic group of people: Josh Clark, Jennifer Brook, Dan Mall, Jonathan Stark. and markup/CSS help from Pon Kattera. I’ll be writing a lot more about the process and the redesign […]

My friend Robertino Zambrano animated an incredible video for TEDed about understanding and overcoming stage fright. A fitting follow-up to my thoughts on speaking. Check it out:

I had a blast talking with Andy Clarke about the modern Web design process on the Unfinished Business podcast. Andy’s been talking about moving the Web design process forward for years now, and so I had a great time talking […]

Where to go to learn how to code, neatly organized. Wonderful work by @jonhmchan.

I had a blast talking about responsive navigation patterns with John Macpherson on the brand new Web Payload podcast.

So Melissa wrote some thoughts about designing in the open, overcoming a designer’s fear of putting all work, warts and all, out in the open. She also talks about the GPCFB’s goals for the projects.

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 is great: a company who creates a closed-source CMS project looking for ways to share more. Bistro Studios created a nice little web app for a project timeline based on my project timeline template.

So these past few days/weeks have been pretty bizarre. Probably one of the most bizarre things that happened was playing Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band at a web conference with Nishant, Dan and Dan at Smashing Conference in Germany. […]

Dan Mall just gave a phenomenal talk about responsive web design process. I’ve had the pleasure of working with Dan on a few projects this year and he really knows how to communicate this new design process to clients and […]

Tim Kadlec just gave an amazing talk about building performance into the design process. As always, Luke Wroblewski took some fantastic notes. I highly recommend checking them out because Tim’s speaking a lot of sense.

Here’s an article in response to my “Fuck You.” post. I’m really happy it ruffled someone’s feathers enough to write about it. The post contains some good arguments, mostly revolving around how “supporting” every single browser out there makes bad […]

My slides from Reasons To Be Creative.

I love this animated gif @adamenglebright made from my Death To Bullshit talk at Reasons To Be Creative.