Three years after the Web Aesthetic, comes my second article for A List Apart. Intended to inform a broader discussion about the principles that underline our work, I thought I would share some background as to how this article came about.
Though memories of my time at university grow ever murkier, one incident still stands out.
Having undergone a £272m conversion programme, London’s Olympic Stadium is ready to host Premier League football as well as world-class athletics. Its future now secured, what hopes remain for its legacy?
In what has become a familiar pattern, having decided to embark on a redesign last February, I then spent the following 18 months iterating and iterating. Now, after many missed deadlines, I have finally launched my new site.
I’m attending my second Indie Web Camp this weekend, with the sole aim of implementing webmentions. This has meant prematurely launching my new Jekyll-based website. That this has been in development since last February, many would say this moment is long overdue.
Lanyards – the piece of fabric that allows you to hang a conference badge from your neck – have a lifespan of just a few hours. How can we change that?
Some thoughts after spending a few days in the Netherlands’ second city.
The work of celebrated illustrator and artist William Kentridge is showcased at the EYE Film Institute in Amsterdam.