Taking a thematic approach
Taking a thematic approach Why themes might be the best place to start your information architecture There are many ways to organise your bookshelves: alphabetical by author, by size, by the colour of the spine, by whether you want it to appear behind your head on a...
The speeding up of slowing down
The speeding up of slowing down Julius Honnor As Jeffrey Zeldman says, for lots of the web, speed is vital. When you want to know what time your train’s coming, you don’t want to have to read about the history of the railways first. When you need to pay a...
Pretty Darn Frustrating: why PDFs are rubbish
Pretty Darn Frustrating: why PDFs are rubbish Sarah Oxley The PDF is a Persistent Displeasing Feature of the web. Introduced by Adobe in the early 1990s, the PDF was created to allow people to share text and graphic documents – like newspapers, manuals and other...
Atomic content
Atomic content Julius Honnor Atomic design changed the way people thought about web design. Brad Frost and others made people see that designing smaller, reusable components made more sense than starting with whole-page layouts. Pagethink Atomic design is widely...
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