Can this designer also write?

A simple proof of concept with potential. Here’s the story…

Posting from a form in Rails 3 using the new UJS structure is easy, but what happens when there is user error in saving the data?

A good developer understands that in order to make the product useful, it is always a good practice to find out what works best.

Forms are the bread and butter of a website. From collecting information for accounts or posting comments on your friend’s Facebook profile. Too bad many web developers only worry about the pretty aspect and not the underlying semantics of forms.

Getting visual ideas for a layout across to a team can sometimes be a challenge. When presented with this challenge, I rely on black and white wireframes to get the ideas to a liquid, but also considered solid state.

Who knew that I would set out on the adventure of trying to create the best looking and very easy to use travel information and planning website.

As a huge usability freak, I find usability issues everywhere or where things can definitely be improved. Walmart or even their credit card key pad is definitely not immune to this.

Everyone has his or her own way of interacting with a web application. I know I have my own way of interacting with one of the largest online social networking sites found on the web. Watching my wife interact with the Facebook UI definitely solidifies this idea.