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It took me 2 hours of clicking and refreshing to book a camping permit at Havasupai, also known as Havasu Falls, for my partner and a friend (I was out as soon as I heard the words “10-mile hike”). Permits usually sell out for the following year on the day they become available. It’s a bit like Black Friday for hardcore nature lovers.
Continue reading “Incompetence, inertia, or dark UX at Havasupai?”
Well, this was a longer hiatus than I imagined!
The good news is that things have gone really well during my first few months at Shepherd Dog. Continue reading “I’m back! Plus, my first few months as a developer”
It’s official! I start next week as a developer for Shepherd Dog, a local consulting firm (announcement on their blog). Continue reading “I got a job!”
A little perfectionism is a good thing. This might be controversial. Continue reading “The Coffee Notepad manifesto”
So it’s been a while since I’ve posted here! The good news: I have been doing some design work – I just haven’t had the time to post about it. Continue reading “Getting back into the swing of things”
CodePen is a site where you can play with HTML, CSS, and Javascript in the browser. One of the nice things about it is you can set it up to load various common libraries automatically, such as Bootstrap and jQuery. It’s free to sign up, although they have paid options available. Here’s a link to a portfolio site I made using CodePen. By the way, if you have any feedback on that, feel free to leave it in the comments! All I ask that you keep any criticism constructive. Continue reading “Check out CodePen (and freeCodeCamp while you’re at it)”
So I’ve been following UX online for a while and gone to a few meetups in my area, and I’ve decided I want to take my skills to the next level. And I’m doing it with the help of Bloc. Continue reading “Next step in my UX journey”