by deCadmus | Feb 26, 2013 | Usability, Web/Tech
After years of being among “the world’s best hermit crabs” by repurposing others’ leftover bits of real estate, Google is considering building its own Googleplex “from scratch”.
by deCadmus | Feb 5, 2013 | Usability, Web/Tech
I’ve been hitting the books on Content Strategy. Here’s what my current reading pile looks like. Or, what would be a pile…
by deCadmus | Mar 28, 2008 | Coffee, Usability, Web/Tech
From the Bloggle Archives, circa March, 2002. I wrote this as an antidote to what struck me as a surge in misplaced web design ideals; ideals that, in fact, turned out to be the beginning of ‘Web 2.0,’ for all that’s worth. I think it’s as...
by deCadmus | Mar 13, 2008 | Usability, Web/Tech
When there is a confluence of links — when not one, but two sites I visit every day features links to the very same interesting new thing — I can’t resist. And so I learned of Lollyphile, and their Maple-Bacon Lollypop. With the exception of...
by deCadmus | Aug 18, 2007 | Coffee, Usability
Today’s coffee bar is a superabundance of selection that requires more decisions to be made in moments than most will manage for the remainder of their day.
by deCadmus | May 5, 2007 | Life in Vermont, Usability, Web/Tech
New Castle lies on the seacoast of New Hampshire, a three hour drive from my home in Vermont. Along the way the road weaves through Vermont’s Green Mountains and New Hampshire’s Boreal forest, and most every turn reveals another postcard-perfect view of...