I’ve created a monster. It’s a simple webpage that shows you the best moves in Words With Friends and where to play them. I initially wrote it in JavaScript, but that approach had the major downside of forcing the client to … Continue reading
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IE9 Detection and CSS Stylesheet Selection in WordPress
My recent redesign makes use of many CSS3 features for presentation, which Chrome, Safari, and Firefox support beautifully. However, I also wanted the site to look nice in Opera (no support for background gradients) and IE 8 (almost completely lacking … Continue reading
What I Learned from Redesigning My Site
Since June, I had been pining to redesign my site. I had few ideas floating as to what I wanted to design and started elaborating on those ideas. Probably the most ambitious of those ideas, was something I called the … Continue reading
Sensation and Perception Experiments
This fall, I took a psych class, Sensation and Perception, with Brett Fajen. The class focused on how our perceptions of the world (primarily through the vision system) are formed and altered. One part of the course involved designing and … Continue reading
Expand – A Chrome Extension for Expanding Short Links
The Chrome Extensions Gallery opened up last week, bringing extensions to millions of Chrome users. Ahead of the opening, I developed an extension which answered a question I’ve asked myself almost daily while on the web: Where is this short … Continue reading
GoFishn Alpha Launch
GoFishn officially launched its alpha version today. After over a year of hard work on the team’s and my part, it’s satisfying to see a project reach this level of completion. There’s still lots to be done, and the next … Continue reading