There are numerous hot takes bubbling up in the last few months on what Web3 is and how big of a deal it actually is. I guess this is another one but bear with me.

This framework is comprised of 5 phases; scope, research, design, handoff, and measure. Each phase contains 3 internal components; prompts, outputs, and outcome.

Wireframes have always been an important part of the work I've done inside any team. Recently, our team at Tenable had the opportunity to change some of the process within our team so I was compelled to pen some thoughts on how I define wireframes and to also document some practical tips on building them.

When the right time to build a design system is a question a lot of small teams are asking these days. If you talk to different product teams the opinions can vary.

Design systems have been making a lot of noise lately. Airbnb, Salesforce, and GE are just a few of the notable companies that have built and discussed design systems publicly. 

Barcamp has been a near and dear event to my heart since I helped set up the second Barcamp Miami back in 2007. So I was happy to hear that Nashville put on an annual Barcamp.

For better or for worse, I’ve been thinking bookmarking lately. Specifically about what it was, is and could be for me.

I’ve often had a hard time writing an appropriate description or title that describes what I do and my set of skills. A term that I have seen appear lately is “Full Stack Design”. I’ve wrestled with whether this term is legitimate but I’ve decided to use it. Here’s why.

Although my front-end development work slowed down in 2012, I still managed to adopt a lot of new tools and processes in my development work. Perhaps slowing down and working more in pure design, gave me the desire and breathing room to look around and see what was new. I feel like my workflow really changed dramatically this past year, enough where I’d like to take a couple of minutes and write these changes down and hopefully put something across your lap that you may or may had not seen before.