Sillyness Spelled Wrong Intentionally

So, building on the first installment of this series, lets take a look at what, in my opinion, is the largest difference in the two fields. Execution, or the way in which the objective is achieved.

Execution: DesignerRead the rest »

Part two of this series "Execution" is now live. Go check it out!

Recently at $work, where I am in charge of herding the cats in the engineering department, I took some time to hammer out my vision of where the company could go with its core product. This meant I was creating feature specs, design and UI mockups. Read the rest »

Right, time for a new series to make its debut on Sillyness, and look at that its WordPress!

I am not sure how long this series will be, but since I have worked with MU quite a bit over the last 2 years or so, I thought it was high time to share some of the crap I have learned with all of you out there in the intarwebs. Read the rest »

So, after reflecting on my entry “Visual Harmony in Webdesign”, I got to thinking. It is all well and good to complain bitterly about the lack of artisitic principles that are found in some of todays design, but what does it really accomplish?

Nothing. So today I am starting a multi-part series covering some of the priciples found in the world of fine art, that can be applied to our web design. First up is Rhythm, or Art Rhythm.