• Designing for Mobile First by Luke Wroblewski

    In this video master class, author and co-founder of Bagcheck, Luke Wroblewski describes the mobile landscape and why we should use a Mobile First approach. I will tell you why you should watch this video and what Mobile First really … Continue reading →

  • Available for projects

    My six month long parental leave is coming to an end and my new career as an independent Interaction/UI Designer and Web Developer is starting full time. This means that I’m available for projects as I’m not fully booked for … Continue reading →

  • Search Analytics for Your Site by Louis Rosenfeld

    Search Analytics for Your Site is a great book that will teach you how to make the most of the searches people make on your site. Lou Rosenfeld has done a tremendous job describing how to approach this rich source … Continue reading →

  • jQuery Mobile by Jon Reid

    jQuery Mobile is a brief introduction to the Alpha 4 release of the mobile version of the popular JavaScript Framework. It’s written by Jon Reid, senior developer at EffectiveUI, who’s done an excellent job of describing the ins and out … Continue reading →

  • I’m going independent

    I’ve decided to leave my current job as Web Developer/Interaction Designer and start a new career as an Independent Designer/Frontend Developer. I’ve been keen on doing this for years and now I feel is the right time to do it. … Continue reading →

  • Tinyrotator – a tiny image rotator plugin for jQuery

    For a project I worked on recently I created a small and simple image rotator plugin for jQuery. It’s dead easy to embed in your own page and to style the way you want using regular CSS. The plugin is … Continue reading →

  • Use the optgroup element for select lists with sections

    One thing that surprises me is that while there is a perfectly valid and easy way of providing a select list that’s divided into sections, it’s seldom used. Instead extra <option> elements are often inserted as dividers, or worse, convoluted … Continue reading →

  • How to balance different interests within a project

    In every web and software project it’s important to find a good balance between different interests in order to produce a successful product or service. My biggest takeaway from reading A Project Guide to UX Design was the idea of … Continue reading →

  • 4 Books on UX that I’ve read recently

    I’ve recently read a few books on User Experience design and this is a run down of them. Although they’re all about UX Design, they’re still very different in their approach to the subject. I list them here, from the … Continue reading →

  • Calculating Distances and Areas in Google Maps API 3

    As I mentioned in the article Extending Google Maps API 3 with libraries a couple of weeks ago, you can add functionality to the Google Maps API by using libraries. One of these libraries are the Geometry Library. In this … Continue reading →