February 2003
February 28, 2003
The guns of March?
At my paper, we’ve begun our preparation for a possible war with Iraq.
We’ve talked with the [...]
February 20, 2003
Changing a site’s design, part II
Nathan Ashby-Kuhlman brings up a perfect example of sites changing their design to fit the [...]
February 18, 2003
WashPost’s quasi-registration
I’m not sure how long The Washington Post has been doing this, but I like it.
One [...]
February 18, 2003
Thesis, ahhh!
I have to have my thesis proposal ready by March 10.
I am still working on theory.
I [...]
February 13, 2003
NYTimes’ ‘wide angle targeting’ good and bad
An article on CNet today focuses on, what I think, is the next logical step [...]
February 11, 2003
A refreshing viewpoint
George Oleson wrote a piece for Boxes and Arrows that provides a refreshing view of [...]
February 11, 2003
Bigger is better
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the New York Times is planning to have [...]
February 8, 2003
It’s alive!
As you can see, my Web site has finally gotten it’s facelift.
The new, all-CSS all [...]
February 7, 2003
Blast from the past
I’ve got MP3s playing on my computer and I’m working on reconstructing an old front [...]
February 7, 2003
If you change it, they will come
An article on Poynter’s E-media tidbits confirmed a suspicion I’ve always had about Web design.
“Every [...]