60 days of Keynote Kung-Fu
The last 60 days have been a dream. I launched Keynote Kung-Fu with hopes of selling a few copies of my toolkit. I fully expected the splash that it made at the Big Design 2010 conference to come and go.
Continue Reading »The last 60 days have been a dream. I launched Keynote Kung-Fu with hopes of selling a few copies of my toolkit. I fully expected the splash that it made at the Big Design 2010 conference to come and go.
Continue Reading »I’ll speaking at this year’s Big(D) conference about how iWork’s Keynote is an indispensable design tool in my process: Keynote Kung-Fu: How Ninjas Wireframe Keynote is a cheap, friction-free tool to create elegant wireframes in a format that’s perfect for presentations, pitches, and hand-offs. Visio, Omnigraffle, and Balsamiq will be jealous I’ve been using Keynote as my primary sketching/wireframing/low-fi […]
Continue Reading »I’ve been using iPhone OS4 on my iPhone for almost 2 weeks. A notable new feature is the ability to create a folder of applications. I love this feature, but I do have a few gripes.
Continue Reading »The Trailhead heatmap shows that Aptonic has executed a near perfect design. Clear, concise, perfect.
Continue Reading »Welcome to an experiment. My compadre Steve Brewer and I have a long record of designing and building cool things…for other people. So, three weeks ago we said goodnight to our nights and weekends and started building. Trailhead is a product that we built to help designers, usability testers, and marketers understand how people use their site […]
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