… the end is nigh; now, if you will excuse me, I’m going to follow Chicken Little across the road.
Life does not have to be taken so seriously … enjoy it while you can!
Sounds like the beginning of a joke but actually it was all we saw when we visited the Elora Gorge Conservation Area yesterday on our May vacation. You would think there would be more to see in a place that is surprisingly larger than one would expect but that was about it … now the … ∞
Introducing our Romee, a male Shih-Poo. He’s been with us for nearly a year and a half now … and although there really has not been any reason to not write about him before I simply could not resist posting a couple of pictures taken yesterday afternoon by my wife, Terri.
Some may say “don’t sweat the details” and I would reply, “but it’s the little things that make it great”. The attention paid to the finer details of code will always play an important part in how well the code works. The documentation written to excess will only serve to better explain the code down … ∞
Some may say the code is the documentation … and others may reply with the documentation is the code. I believe both are true; and, more importantly, they are not mutually exclusive.
Good UX is not solely in the realm of the end-user.
… the end is nigh; now, if you will excuse me, I’m going to follow Chicken Little across the road.
Life does not have to be taken so seriously … enjoy it while you can!
A client is only as good as you treat them; so, if you want the best clients you need to treat them that way.
Disruptions are the things you allow yourself to be distracted by.
A practice to create a habit, a habit to create a skill, a skill to replace a practice. Although I have received many comments on the tagline above I wanted to shake things up but still maintain the flavor of the phrase. I started turning over the words in my head and came up with … ∞
Leading by example is often the best method to prove an idea as others may only realize its potential by seeing it put into practice first.