Design in the details

February 23, 2009 – 11:08 pm

If you haven’t already, go read Jared Spool’s telling of the “$300 million dollar button”:
“The form was simple. The fields were Email Address and Password. The buttons were Login and Register. The link was Forgot Password. It was the login form for the site. It’s a form users encounter all the time. How could they [...]

By Justin D. Henry | Posted in design | Comments (0)

Off the Eatin’ Path

April 12, 2008 – 12:28 am

I’m having fun digging through the archives of Zachary Barowitz’s column, “Off the Eatin’ Path”, in the food and reviews section of the bollard.
Getting around the site is kind of a pain, and good luck linking to an article. Someone should tell the folks at the bollard that popup windows aren’t very friendly. [...]

By Justin D. Henry | Posted in Potent Potables, local, seo, usability | Comments (0)

jQuery UI

September 17, 2007 – 9:55 am

The jQuery UI library launched today, and is looking pretty slick. Don’t see what you need there? You might be interested in something like Ext JS, which can plug right into jQuery.

By Justin D. Henry | Posted in found | Comments (0)