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This is the new column (did I just write that?) where I give massively unsolicited, and potentially unwarranted, advice to some of the largest organisations in technology. Mozilla Pocket I use Firefox. I work with a dude who actually made a bunch of it. I somehow conned my wife into
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So one day in between reading about the NHS collapsing and the hounds of various right wing elements nipping at the entrails of one of the finer things the UK has managed to pull off since the Magna Carta, I’ve decided to make a foray into privatised health care
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Let me tell you about warp. That’s right, warp. This amazing ability that Illustrator has where you can make a vector shape and then make a deformable mesh on top of it that you can tweak around and well, warp a bit. Sounds epic doesn’t it? What an
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If there’s one thing I’ve learned in my short and tumultuous time as a product manager is that, ultimately, it’s just about giving a shit. That and having somewhere good to go. That is, having a vision and inching towards it, sprint by sprint, week by week.
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Interaction design of the century you ask? The iPhone? Nope. Square payment thingamajob? Not even close. Gmail? Closer. The Undo Send feature in Gmail? Spot on. In a carpet bombing of features and half hearted engineering experiments, Gmail, completely accidentally if you ask me, stumbled upon one of the most
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The other day while making myself a cup of tea next to a meeting here at BRIG (which is where RIG and ADG make their home during working hours) I was mentioned as “…and Jim does mass graves…” to which I too quickly and smarmily added “But wait! I also