“People are time bound entities transiting from cradle to grave. Any “solved problem” that involves human beings solves a problem whose parameters must change through time.” – Bruce Sterline, 2005 The bold emphasis is mine. This quote is from a Luke Wroblewski tweet that resonates strongly with me as a web designer/developer. If the point […]
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Launching a college news site with Drupal
SUNY Oswego recently switched from a legacy install of Expression Engine to integrating with the rest of our web platform and using Drupal hosted by Acquia to “re-design” our new News site. Hopefully this post will help others thinking of migrating to Drupal and provide some helpful tips if you’re already in the process of […]
Successful web projects begin with content
If I had a nickel for every time someone jumps to design and layout in a web project meeting, I’d have about $5 (that’s a lot of nickels). As Mike Monteiro puts it in his (excellent) book You’re My Favorite Client: No one comes to a site because of the design. They come for the […]