There has been a lot written lately about gender as it pertains to professional conferences on web technologies. First off was Jason Kottke presenting the question. Then I caught Eric Meyer, the Patron Saint of CSS, who responded with a resounding “meh” followed by John Gruber’s gender-fireball post, and a comment of clarification by Zeldman [...]
Archive for the ‘Design’ Category
August 9, 2006
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Totally NOT SAFE FOR WORK
By Kevin Hamm in Design, Marketing, MusicIf you thought that A&F were over the line with their catalogs, you are so going to hate this. So totally, amazingly, wonderful. And I really want the shirt.
July 18, 2006
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Design’s Function
By Kevin Hamm in Design, RandomnessAndrei is back, which is a great thing. I don’t always agree with him, but his passion for design can not be overstated, and he generousity with knowledge via tutorials on his blog is one of the reasons I have any skill at all on the web. His latest rant about The Culture brings back [...]
April 13, 2006
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Parts of OS X are gay?
By Kevin Hamm in Blogs, Design, geekeryOk, so that’s a bit inflammatory and out there, but I had to. Over on John Gruber’s excellent Daring Fireball you’ll find a discussion of voodoo and the various merits of “repair permissions” and the like. I enjoy just about everything that John writes, having learned a ton about the computers I use and about [...]
