Once again, the lovely folks at A List Apart have started their unique-in-our-industry survey, as they have each year since 2007.
One of the interesting things about web design is the number of fields into which it reaches.
It's that time again: A List Apart has opened the Survey For People Who Make Websites, 2010.
Recently, I saw this post from the founder of Wesabe, which was a web-based software solution for managing your finances, about why Mint won, both in surviving and in getting acquired (for $170 million).
Each year since 2007, A List Apart has produced a survey for people who make websites.
Through the Thomas Nelson Book Review Bloggers program, I got to read The Search for God and Guinness, by Stephen Mansfield.
There is an interesting article in the St. Petersburg Times that reflects the issues that Russell Athletics is having with many leading universities over the company's possible retaliation against garment workers in Honduras.
There is a bit of discussion about the fact that the White House has asked Rick Wagoner to step down as General Motors CEO.
When Amazon's Kindle first came out, I wasn't impressed. I thought it would certainly be annoying to read normal length books on screens.
Currently, there is an ambitious attempt to use social media to meet a need. I really like finding out about these things, especially when I can help a little bit.
Jonathan Stegall is a web designer and emergent / emerging follower of Jesus currently living in Atlanta, seeking to abide in the creative tension between theology, spirituality, design, and justice.
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