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The year (and a little extra) that I spent with Android

December 22nd, 2011

In July of 2010, I decided to buy a smartphone. I didn't want to leave Verizon, and Apple hadn't yet announced the arrival of the iPhone, so I did a great deal of research to try to find the Android phone that had the best design available on the platform and on Verizon (by that, I wanted user experience design, industrial design, etc.).

A List Apart Survey, 2011

November 17th, 2011

Once again, the lovely folks at A List Apart have started their unique-in-our-industry survey, as they have each year since 2007.

Design as communication between technical and non-technical people

November 14th, 2011

One of the interesting things about web design is the number of fields into which it reaches.

Creating ways to digest online content

September 13th, 2011

One of the defining things about the experience of reading online is that it is completely impossible to read everything, or even everything that would be interesting to any specific person.

Design of baby changing surfaces

August 27th, 2011

As I expected, I've been learning a lot about baby products the past several months, and how they are designed.

Google Plus, and design as problem solving

July 2nd, 2011

As you may know, Google has opened up limited access to its new social network, Google Plus.

Baby delivery and user experience design

June 8th, 2011

As you may know, my wife and I recently had our first child, a daughter.

What user experience design says to ecclesiology

April 18th, 2011

One of the things I love most about theology is ecclesiology, the study of the church and how it lives with God in the world.

A List Apart Survey, 2010

October 25th, 2010

It's that time again: A List Apart has opened the Survey For People Who Make Websites, 2010.

Why you need a better understanding of design

October 2nd, 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).

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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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