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Photoshop Etiquette
Everyone, and I mean everyone, still doing webdesign work in Photoshop should follow this set of instructions. Pure gold.
The Photoshop Etiquette Manifesto for Web Designers is a collection of ways to improve the clarity of a PSD when transferred. You stay organized, your developer stays happy.
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Beautiful Wind Map
A canvas-driven wind map that is so beautiful I could watch it for hours and hours.
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Turning down Zynga: Why I left after the $210M Omgpop buy
It’s good to know there are some decent people out there who dare to stand up for what they believe in.
And then I wondered: why was I even trying to compromise? Zynga has an Austin studio, where several good friends of mine work. Yet I had never applied to Zynga. Why? Because the company’s values are completely opposed to my own values, professionally and creatively. Because I believe that developers are at the front lines of game development and deserve to be treated well, and I didn’t trust Zynga to do so. All this was still true — except that their complete unwillingness to negotiate with me only confirmed my concerns. Why on earth was I even considering joining?
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Batman in the Kitchen
A fun cartoon by my favorite Kevin Cornell, via his Instagram.
He really has no business rolling the dough while the roux is burning. You don’t. Leave. The Stove!
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ALA: Every Time You Call a Proprietary Feature CSS3, a Kitten Dies
A List Apart gets it right: stop screwing with the terminology. Correct naming matters.
Every time you call a proprietary feature “CSS3,” a kitten dies. Any -webkit- feature that doesn’t exist in a specification (not even an Editor’s draft) is not CSS3.
I have been hearing this for a while. But what bothers me even more is when people mix up HTML, CSS and Javascript, calling anything that is animated or flashy HTML5. Some don’t know better, but some of them should.
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