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Hello, welcome to 2008

Starting in 2005 when returning from SXSWi a coworker and I would put together a trends presentation talking about up-and-coming technologies, patterns, websites, etc... and 2008 is no different. The presentations keep getting longer and longer, as innovation keeps building on the previous year, moving faster and faster. This year ...

My Bookstack

Awhile back (also known as 2 months ago) Stephen posted about his bookstack. What he was reading, referencing and scanning. He tagged me to share my bookstack, and I was embarrassed with my lack of current books. But, with Christmas here, I actually have a couple of non-digital things in ...

Speaking @ Refresh

I'll be speaking to the Refresh Dallas group about the Mobile Web this Thursday (10/11) at IMC2. Over the past year I've been lucky enough to be involved with a couple different mobile projects, and in the process have learned a great deal about the mobile space. I've had to ...

SXSW Interactive Brain-dump

SXSWi has come and gone again, this was my fourth time to attend and it just keeps getting bigger every year. When I first visited in 2003 (or was it 2002?) Bruce Sterling was still throwing SXSWi parties at his home and FROG Design hosted everyone in their office, ...

Look for me in Austin (SXSWi)

Are you going to Austin this weekend for SXSWi? Or maybe you're heading for Austin to attend the new Apple Store opening? Either way, I'll be around. Visiting all the great independent shops and restaurants Austin has to offer, as well as attending SXSWi for the fourth time. Interested ...

Teaching at Richland this Weekend

This weekend (6/24-6/25) Stephen and I will be teaching a class at Richland College titled "Web Site Make Over". We're using the "trick out" your car, home, (insert other reality show here) model and applying it your website. We'll be covering a lot of material, but also allowing ...

rebooting

It's time once again for the May 1st Reboot (or better known in some circles as the CSS reboot). This time around I found a more non-traditional blog style template (hemingway) and remixed it a bit. In fact, I liked hemingway so much, that I also used it (again, with ...

A Strategy

Yes I have a strategy. No really. I currently have three blogs, this will be my fourth. Each has a purpose and now that this forth blog is up, I'm ready for the fifth. This will be where I post my more coherent writings, things I feel will be ...

Hello! Bonjour!

Jeremy is a web versatilist skilled in interaction design, user experience, information architecture and anything else loosely related to those topics. I also enjoy photography, Macs, travel and art.

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April 30th 2006
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A Strategy

Yes I have a strategy. No really. I currently have three blogs, this will be my fourth. Each has a purpose and now that this forth blog is up, I'm ready for the fifth. This will be where I post my more coherent writings, things I feel will be ...
April 30th 2006
Tags: me, blogging No Comments

rebooting

It's time once again for the May 1st Reboot (or better known in some circles as the CSS reboot). This time around I found a more non-traditional blog style template (hemingway) and remixed it a bit. In fact, I liked hemingway so much, that I also used it (again, with ...
May 2nd 2006
Tags: design, work 4 Comments

Creative Workspaces

Do you work in a creative workspace? If you work at Pixar or Google you do. Doesn't everyone work better in a relaxing, comfortable, creative environment? If so, then why are so many office spaces the standard "cube it" and "blue it". If you had a chance to ...
May 8th 2006
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The Experience of Tea

Starbucks may own coffee, but tea is still up for grabs. While in Europe tea time is a common occurrence, here in America tea is way behind to coffee. Why is that? Well it could be that Americans are all about "hurry up" and Europeans, while not lazy, know when ...

Iterate or Innovate?

While Microsoft and Sony both iterate on proven designs for traditional video game systems, Nintendo (which has been loosing ground in recent years) decided to innovate. Some say it's a gamble, but Nintendo needed to do something - or it was going to be left behind by hard core ...

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