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Show HN: Today I Learned(til.hashrocket.com)
2 points by camerondaigle 11y ago|1 comments
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The Tale of the Color-Shifting Dress(hashrocket.com)
5 points by camerondaigle 12y ago|0 comments
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by camerondaigle 12y ago
This gives the user the impression that their phone is reading their text messages, which feels invasive.
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Classical mixin inheritance in Sass(hashrocket.com)
1 points by camerondaigle 12y ago|0 comments
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by camerondaigle 12y ago
Cameron here, designer for The Informant. We've just launched as a Heroku addon and are looking for feedback, insights & whatever you can throw at us. What it is: The Informant is usability testing in the form of error tracking. It
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The Informant: learn from your users' mistakes(informantapp.com)
1 points by camerondaigle 12y ago|1 comments
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Rubyconferences.org(rubyconferences.org)
2 points by camerondaigle 13y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Stagehand: Simple UI prototyping without JavaScript(camerond.github.io)
2 points by camerondaigle 13y ago|0 comments
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by camerondaigle 13y ago
Fair enough. This seems like CSS Positioning 201 to me, but I've been dealing with this stuff for a long time now, so my perspective is probably pretty skewed. I completely agree with your point re: cognitive processing: good CSS commu
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by camerondaigle 13y ago
Good grief, if the element to be centered has a fixed height and width, then there's nothing to this. I've been using the negative margin method for years: http://jsfiddle.net/mBBJM/2155/ Not that it&#x2
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by camerondaigle 13y ago
Designer here. The specific downsides addressed in the article, IMHO, can be a problem of process, not tools. On my projects (I work at Hashrocket, RoR shop) we put clients through an initial look & feel phase to nail down general palet
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by camerondaigle 13y ago
Credit to my coworker Shane Riley for making this joke last year: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4640843
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Two Coffeescript Oddities(blog.hashrocket.com)
2 points by camerondaigle 14y ago|0 comments
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Use Faker to simulate live data in initial frontend development(blog.hashrocket.com)
2 points by camerondaigle 14y ago|0 comments
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Survival Tips for Live Wireframing(blog.hashrocket.com)
1 points by camerondaigle 14y ago|0 comments
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Skyscraper built in the Firefox inspector's 3D View(shaneriley.com)
155 points by camerondaigle 14y ago|30 comments
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by camerondaigle 14y ago
I posit that taste is a skill. There's no reason why someone might be able to work to become better at understanding, distilling, and working with known stylistic & cultural touchstones. Of course, the meaning of "taste" in general is a
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by camerondaigle 15y ago
FWIW, I tell most developers I know to not stress out about their personal blog design and just focus on the value of content. The vast majority of default/built-in blog layouts are just fine. You're not a designer, you're not seeking to sh
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by camerondaigle 15y ago
(To clarify my own statements: I'm not saying there's never a time to use a highly accessible datepicker, just that a very common use case for a datepicker is just to provide a visual way to quickly input a single date into a form control.)
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by camerondaigle 15y ago
This picker seems nice. I'm bookmarking it for any case where a complex datepicker is necessary. For people looking for keyboard / accessibility support, I personally don't think a datepicker should be attempting to handle those concerns; i
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by camerondaigle 15y ago
As a designer that works primarily with Rails devs on large-scale applications, I feel the pain of developers that need UI/UX/application designers and can't find/afford them (for personal projects, startups, etc). Bootstrap fills that very
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by camerondaigle 15y ago
As a designer, I am impressed with how graciously Collazo handled the situation, and disappointed that he had to go to such lengths to satisfy Barry. I'm hoping that the inherent bluntness of Twitter exaggerated Barry's response; the poster