Monthly Archives: May 2009
A peek into the world of iPhone app development
Just about everyone I know who’s been around an iPhone flashes on a great idea for an iPhone app. But only a few of those folks go on to actually create an app and get it sold on Apple’s App … Continue reading
Will people scroll to read “below the fold”?
this article by UI expert Melissa Tarquini sheds light on how people read online. Continue reading
Filed under Web Design
Open sauce, open source, and more
Seth Godin has some interesting remarks about “open”-ness, based on a list developed by Michal Migurski at Tecznotes. Continue reading
Filed under Social Media
Hand me the envelope
There’s one device in our home offices we’ve come to revile. Chances are it’s sitting under your desk, or in a closet where you can avoid thinking about it. You know what it is: The printer. Continue reading
Filed under Productivity, Uncategorized
They have my money, but not my trust
Consumer trust in financial institutions is at an all-time low. A mailing I got today from the company that handles one of my former employer’s retirement funds helps explain why. Continue reading
Filed under Communication
