Category Archives: Webmastering

Soapbox

By Kedron | Published: December 2, 2011
soapbox

Having a soapbox that pertains to your craft can serve as a differentiator among your piers and competition. Some people build entire companies around passionate talking points.

There are, of course, many reasons to adopt a topic that you’re passionate …

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Worry is NOT the Aim

By Kedron | Published: November 30, 2011
I worry, therefore, I'm better than you.

Worry is not an attribute to aspire to or admire.

Maybe that seems obvious, but here is why I’m voicing my option on the matter: A few short days ago I was conversing with a fellow designer who relayed a …

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GR WebDev – Taming Application UX

By Kedron | Published: October 10, 2011

Kedron Rhodes: Taming Application UX with a UX Library from Mutually Human Software on Vimeo.

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GRWebDev Talk: Taming Application UX with a UX Library

By Kedron | Published: September 26, 2011

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Simple Grid

By Kedron | Published: July 1, 2011

Simple Grid is a jQuery plugin intended to be a no-fuss way to “replicate” your Photoshop grid on top of your development site.

Download @ GitHub

Set these 3 variables to get started:

  1. rowHeight
    This is your line-height (most of

    2. …

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Can your app do that?

By Kedron | Published: November 8, 2010

Does your app run on my LG Banter? No? Why not?

Gmail does.

Gmail, one of the most advanced internet applications available runs on my horrible little phone. Sure, it doesn’t have all of the features as the iPhone version …

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The Future of the Book?

By Kedron | Published: October 20, 2010

IDEO has a knack for finding some of the most creative and inspiring thinkers in the world. They have a list of awards and recognitions to prove it. So when they pitch their idea of “The Future of the Book“, …

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Beautiful doesn’t mean usable

By Kedron | Published: October 6, 2010

I’ve enjoyed the attention that beauty has received in the interface design community over the past few years. There has been a push to raise the level of elegance, which makes for a much more enjoyable user experience.

One note …

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Political Campaign: Then & Now

By Kedron | Published: October 5, 2010

With the November elections just weeks away, I thought it would be fun to revisit a project and compare it with how the Web is influencing the election cycle now.

In the last presidential election cycle (2007 – 2008) I …

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When easy isn’t better

By Kedron | Published: October 3, 2010

The focus on making things easier in User Interface Design (UID) is acute and sometimes blinding. Acute in the fact that it’s our job to take an application and make it easy to use, and blinding in that we sometimes …

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