I was planning on simply posting machine laziness and feedback, until I was re-reading parts of Dan Saffer’s “Designing for interaction” this morning over breakfast and had a thought; made a connection.
Unfortunately I couldn’t find a an image of Hugh Dubberly’s system diagram on the Internet to link to - so hopefully you’re familiar with […]
The Laggner Building website, built by us - Urban Interactive - went live this evening.
It’s a nice concept - except when serverside scripting isn’t an option.
For how much longer can developers continue to come up with system rules and policies, anticipate scenarios and contingencies and build in proper handling for exceptions as systems continue to grow in complexity?
I just think there’s something about doing a job for a client that somehow through the pressure of the expectations, specifications and schedule inhibits my ability to anything beyond mediocre.
