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On the Cutting Edge with Adobe’s Edge
In: web resources
12 Aug 2011One of the biggest sources of buzz this past week has been Adobe’s announcement of the Edge preview. People have been talking about it a lot but few seem to really grasp some of the ideas or technology behind this. Today, I’d like to talk to you a little about the Edge preview and why [...]
Verify Helps Designers Test Ideas In Many Languages
In: web resources
10 Aug 2011Verify, a concept testing application from interaction design firm ZURB, just added language support for German, Spanish, French, Portuguese and Dutch. The Verify team found that the app has large user bases in Europe, Central & South America, so the new languages will help them better serve those customers. Verify helps Web designers create evaluative [...]
Patent Trolls Sitting Under The UX Bridge
In: web resources
6 Aug 2011By Andy Williams Elements of digital works may be patented by litigious, abusive companies. Today, UX designers can put themselves or their whole company at financial risk by simply designing a user experience. Failures in U.S. patent law are making this an everyday possibility and threatening digital innovation globally. My initial layman’s understanding of patents [...]
Adobe Launches HTML5 Web Animations Tool
In: web resources
1 Aug 2011Adobe released a public preview of Adobe Edge, its new web motion and interaction design tool, on Monday. Edge enables users to create animated content using HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript — not Flash. It’s the first professional-grade HTML5 editing tool on the market and is currently available for free, as the company is looking for [...]
Responsive Design. I don’t think that word means what you think it means.
In: web resources
7 Jul 2011ON 25 MAY 2010, when Ethan Marcotte coined the phrase “responsive web design,” he defined it as using fluid grids, flexible images, and media queries to deliver elegant visual experiences (e.g. layouts and type treatments) that accommodate the reality of our post-iPhone, post-Android, post-iPad digital landscape: Rather than tailoring disconnected designs to each of an [...]
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