May 2010
21 posts
“Internet Explorer 6 implementiert als einziger Browser das Box-Modell richtig”
– OMFG, HEISE-TROLL! Internet Explorer 6 implementiert als einziger Browser das Box-Modell richtig | Internet Explorer 6 soll sterben | iX-Newsforen
“[Companies are] happy to stay with IE6 because … a lot of the social...”
– IE6 used as Facebook blocker: Microsoft - Security - News via @codepo8
“[Barcamps are] about you talking about something you want to talk about rather...”
– says @codepo8: Speaking at BarCamps – its not that complicated
“I want to design websites people use, not websites people look at.”
– says @Maxvoltar
“I can either be a guy who writes novels, or I can be a guy who answers email....”
– Merlin Mann paraphrasing Neal Stephenson: Making Time to Make: Bad Correspondence
HTML5, ARIA Roles, and Screen Readers in May 2010 →
In depth analysis how HTML5 and ARIA work together in screenreader.
“Microsoft can’t afford for its mobile platform to account for just a sliver of...”
– The great @gruber shares his Post-I/O Thoughts.
@flyosity about Designers and “Visual Designers”
@flyosity: Don't hire a User Experience Architect, Interaction Designer & Visual Designer, just hire one great designer. They will know all that stuff.
@flyosity: And likewise if you're a "visual designer" who just adds colors & gradients to somebody else's wireframes, find another job!
“Nein, ein konkreter Auftrag ist noch nicht reingekommen über Twitter, aber...”
– Ein Jahr danach – Twitter hat mein Leben verändert schreibt @fernmuendlich
“Then, I did something I had never done before: I went into […] Starbucks […] and...”
– The iPad as an Affordable Communicator – Glenda Watson Hyatt @GlendaWH uses the iPad for communication. This device enables people.
“The concept of a “file” as a container to hold a piece of content is dying. The...”
– The Death of Files
Dustin Curtis is spot on!
Engadget: Microsoft Kin review →
marco:
Microsoft’s products from the last decade have felt like elaborate rides. Much of the operation of the OS is done via a large collection of wizards, with users (not customers) clicking Next, Next, Next so Microsoft can do whatever it wants or tells you that it needs to do. (Watch how non-geeks use their Windows computers. It’s sad.) It’s really Microsoft’s computer, not yours — you’re...
“So much complexity in software comes from trying to make one thing do two...”
– Insight by Ryan at 37signals (via minimalmac)
“Unser Ziel: das kundenfreundlichste Unternehmen der Welt zu sein. Ihr Feedback...”
– Amazon.de Kundenservice-E-Mail