Tweet This WordPress Function
I wanted to provide and easy way for visitors to tweet that they were reading an article on my site. At the same time, I didn’t want to slow down the page with any excess javascript. A plain link did … Continue reading
I wanted to provide and easy way for visitors to tweet that they were reading an article on my site. At the same time, I didn’t want to slow down the page with any excess javascript. A plain link did … Continue reading
“Art Direction,” the plugin, is now up to 0.2.2 I’ve added support for stylesheets of the name style-POSTID.css in your theme’s template directory – thanks to a tip on CSS Tricks Since this release was supposed to fix some problems … Continue reading
ディレクテッド・デザイン 〜Directed Design〜 Description: ウェブデザイン、アートディレクション、そして最近生まれつつあるコンセプト、「ディレクテッド・デザイン」についてのプレゼン。ディレクテッド・デザインの力を借りてサイト上でのユニークな体験を生み出すための考察、ツール、ヒントやコツなどを紹介します。 訳注: ディレクテッド・デザインとは、一様に画一的(またはランダム)なデザインをあてがうのではなく、編集者の手を経たコンテンツに合わせてそれに合うデザインを提供するという考え方のことです。 (Translation thanks to Naoko.) In english: A look at web design, art direction, and the emergence of “directed design.”
He said it, not me ;) And, I couldn’t be happier to help Zeldman rock out with WordPress. Noel Jackson, a lead designer/developer at Automattic (the people who make WordPress), is my WordPress boss and my boy. via Jeffrey Zeldman … Continue reading
I took this image about 5 minutes prior to the start of Noel’s Wordcamp NYC presentation. In that time span after the photo was taken many more people walked into the classroom which caused Noel’s presentation to be standing room … Continue reading
Where do you draw the line on “design conventions?”
I’ll be speaking at WordCamp Fukuoka on February 28th. I’m really excited about this one. See you there! via WordBench.
Tomorrow at 6PM, I’ll be talking about P2 at the Ferndale WordPress Meetup. I’ll be talking about the new P2 theme, how it was created, and showing off the new features of the soon to be released version 1.1.
WordPress 2 now available in the App Store.
If you’re a design geek like me, you might be interested to know that the VideoPress logo (as well as all of VideoPress.com) is set in the beautiful Museo family of typefaces, designed by your fellow WordPress.com bloggers at the … Continue reading