In this text from Jessica Hische’s talk at An Event Apart 2013 in San Diego, she discusses type designers, favorite fonts, choosing the right type, and where to find good type. Hard to over-emphasize how useful this is, especially for such a short piece.
Really useful info notes from Jon Tan’s An Event Apart 2013 talk about font setting and selection on the web. One of the great tips: “agh! iIl1” is great text to determine the flavor of a font.
Being thrown into the deep end of the pool has forced me to recognize quickly some of the more important aspects that make an interview successful. The following tips guide how I plan for and conduct any stakeholder interviews.
This mixin allows you to define your major or minor breakpoint in pixels (it automatically converts to EMs), define the media query whether it be min or max, width or height, device height or device width. The mixin has 4 variables in it, most of which are predefined.
In our work with design teams, we see a lot of teams using prototypes today. We’re also seeing many of those same teams fall into traps that reduce the effectiveness of their prototyping efforts. Here’s five of the most common ones we see.
So what are we to make of the cherem texts? I’ve no great answers, but I’d like to share some thoughts on how the cherem texts might be read non-violently.
Each year, as you know I like to update my resource lists. Here are the best sites and suggestions I have come across since I posted my list last year. I have already written some comments on the topic of community gardens this year: