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Rain Design: iLap
Back in the days where I had a PC conquering most of my tiny desk (uhm, that is like, 2 days ago), I had to switch between the desk and my bed all the time while using my Macbook. Mom wants to play...
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Design Review: Newspond.com
These days, Newspond.com is all the rage in link exchanging cycles – it’s a new, Digg-like tool that looks sexy as hell and twice as sleek. Since it’s a relatively quiet Friday night, I decided to try...
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Backpack is addictive, given a chance
If you read my blog even a little, you’ll probably have guess by now my unhealthy obsession with the 37Signals way of thinking, working and doing. To be frank, this wasn’t always the case. When I...
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Together – Soho Notes: 1 – 0
You know, after all these years online, I’ve realized I’m the traditional type. When I find something interesting online, say a nice article on typography or an inspirational CSS snippet, I don’t...
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Book Review: Web Form Design by Luke Wroblewski
EDIT: Mr. Rosenfeld was kind enough to offer a discount code for all Sugarenia.com readers: with the code SUGARENIA you get -10% while purchasing any of their books. Now is the time to get them, guys!...
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Book Review: Designing the Obvious by Robert Hoekman, Jr.
It’s quite a long time that I’ve read Designing the Obvious by Robert Hoekman, Jr., but I never managed to write a proper review for this little gem of web design books. I think now is the time for...
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Coda reaches 1.5, makes me go squee!
Panic announced the 1.5 version of Coda yesterday, making a (kinda) huge leap from 1.1. The new version is full of good stuff for your favourite sexy powerhouse editor, including: Built-in version...
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Book Review: Designing the moment by Robert Hoekman Jr.
I’ve reviewed mr. Hoekman’s Designing the Obvious book in the past – I must say I’m somehow biased, since I enjoy too much the way he writes. His books are simple and easy to follow and much focused –...
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5 reasons why I’ve eventually installed GTDInbox
I’ve put this off for so long! I was thinking, nah. I don’t need yet another productivity tool. I’m happy with my setup as it is. Why would I install a Firefox extension? I keep my inbox mostly empty...
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My Favourite Web Design Books
One of the most common questions I get over e-mail & twitter is the infamous “Do you have any good design books to suggest?” one. I wouldn’t blame those people – there is an abundance of books...
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