Category Archives: design

I want to live here.

A future

I want to live here. I do.

Apple

Niggle

Today in the car, I contemplated a recent conversation about why I use and prefer Macs.

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Aesthetic

Today, I spoke with fellow teammates about our community service experience at Eastern High School, here in Washington, DC. The presentations by small groups in our Introduction to Health Care class were not unlike a scientific poster session, with judges and other interested individuals going from room to room to view and hear about our digital posters.

Liberate Information With Design

!(alignright)http://www.sensoryoutput.com/wp-images/postings/info_design.png! [Note: I have placed a small addendum at the bottom of this entry for those that have already read it.] Whilst I was wandering the web in search of new information, I came across an old article by Greg Storey of “Airbag”:http://www.airbagindustries.com/ fame entitled … Read More

Hicksdesign Redesign

“Jon Hicks”:http://www.hicksdesign.co.uk/journal/ has “implemented a redesign”:http://www.hicksdesign.co.uk/journal/597/its-not-quite-finished of his blog, powered by “Textpattern”:http://textpattern.com/. I really enjoy his designs and mastery of CSS(Cascading Style Sheets), and this one is no exception. In brief, the use of white space is wonderful, a nice reprieve from the clutter of … Read More

Chipmunk behavior

Good design lights up my mind when I see it, the vivid colors and perfectly juxtaposed shapes setting off a circuit in my brain that compels me to further understand this work of art. In everyday life out in the real world, I take note … Read More

Safari and Alternative Stylesheets

I have been working on “FREE-CMA.net”:http://www.free-cma.net lately, and I have put most of the finishing touches on the site. One of the last pieces of the puzzle that I wanted to complete was a print-media alternative stylesheet. Most modern browsers now honor @media=”print”@ stylesheets when … Read More

CSS Tweakage

Well, I just spent a couple hours mulling Sensory Output’s CSS, refining, checking, altering, reducing clutter and repetitive portions. The result is cleaner, but I would like to do one more once-over and really organize and comment it. This process also gave me time to … Read More

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CSS :Hovers

Is it just me, or are CSS rollovers using the :hover pseudo element not as responsive as other types of rollovers (i.e. javascript)? Not having a Dual 2.0 GHz PowerMac G5 (only an iBook 600 MHz and a 1.25 GHz 17" iMac), I see a slight delay in my top navigation bar and calendar day rollovers.

Design is hard

Design is such a process for me. Left-brain vs. right brain, always duking it out. Creativity will win out in the end. Always.