Meanwhile, on the Internet...

Here’s design extraordinaire Dan Mall with a follow up to my thoughts on The Post-PSD Era. Dan deftly explains how everything comes down to setting client expectations up front and building great collaborative teams. A++++ post.

Here’s Harry Roberts with a lengthy, thoughtful article about how to prioritize performance in your frontend development workflow.

Good read from Wired about robots and the future of jobs. I’m surprised there’s no mention of Race Against the Machine, a great economy-centric book on precisely this topic. It all leads to a very interesting question: what happens to […]

Tired of being bombarded with constant requests to share content on social media, bestow ratings, leave comments, and generally “join in on the discussion,” the nation’s Internet users demanded substantially less interactivity this week. Even though this is posted on […]

The fine folks at BDConf made an absolutely epic video starring me…or should I say spliced clips of me from my previous BDConf talks. It’s absolutely hilarious and surprisingly catchy.

Was surprised and happy to see This Is Responsive featured on The Next Web’s gallery of responsive sites.

One common question I get on a regular basis is “what are good examples of responsive design and e-commerce?” This post is a good round-up of some great responsive e-commerce sites.

Woohoo, looks like all the videos from BDConf Dallas are up, including my talk comparing Obama responsive site vs Romney’s separate mobile website (slides here). Be sure to check out all the talks.

Plenty of great advice from two great responsive mavens. I really love this quote from Matt: Design and build for the unknown. Let go of control (you don’t have it), let go of perfection (you won’t get it). —Matt Griffin […]

I had a lot of fun talking information, inspiration, responsive process, tools and more with Craig Lockwood on the Besquare podcast.

The always-brilliant Jason Grigsby (@grigs) with a fantastic write-up on responsive design, apps, the difference (or lack thereof) between mobile handsets and tablets, and breaking through our consensual hallucinations.