This is the online home of Richard Rutter, a website designer. Here he writes about information architecture, accessibility, design, Brighton, music and occasionally mountain biking.
UX London. Three days of inspirational workshops for web designers.
Published in Brighton, UK
¶ Thanks to this fine piece of huffduffing I’m reminded that there hasn’t been a Biscuit Friday for over four years. That’s about to be rectified. To the tune of the Hokey Cokey:
Facebook Mum
YouTube Dad
Seabass, manbag
Fifty quid to Chad
Would the congregation like to rise and sing
Hymn number 252
Here come the Barmy Army
They’re absolutely crazy
Bart, Elvis and the baby
Kill kill kill stab murder and dispatch
From Petty Sessions on CSI:Ambleside.
Tim, Scott and Grant in Frank during South by Southwest.
At Clearleft, our designers do not mark up their own designs. We require that they can all c ode well, but they never touch a line of production HTML. Why should our designers be able to code but not be required to do so?
A few opinions which seem to reflect my own entirely uninformed thoughts on the iPad.
Earlier this month, Clearleft went on a company outing to the Design Museum in London. There we spent some quality time perusing the work of the influential former Braun industrial designer, Dieter Rams. These are his ten guidelines to good design.
Tickets for UX London 2010 are now on sale with a massive £200 early bird discount. Highlights for 2010 include Bill Moggridge, Scott McCloud, Kristina Halvorson & JJG to name a few. Last year sold out and was hugely over subscribed so get in quick!
My favourite fifty albums of the Noughties.
I'm at Kings Place in London http://gowal.la/s/sAd
Heading to UX People — at Brighton Railway Station http://gowal.la/s/9aW
OH: Fireworks is busy deciding whether to save or crash @paulrobertlloyd
OH: I'm guessing St Patrick was a bad-ass bass-heavy ginger @cennydd
Yay grabbed a handful of money and nerds — at Maps, Books, Spimes, Paper: Post-Digital Media Design http://gowal.la/s/4rX9
Roadhouse Blues · The Doors
I’m proud to have been part of the Web Typography panel at SxSW 2009 alongside Jon Tan, Ian Coyle, Elliot Jay Stocks & Samantha Warren. I’ve jotted down some of the topics we discussed, and some we talked about beforehand but didn’t have time for.
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