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Tag: web standards project

Authored Content, Episode 10: UX Ethics, Connected Watches, Drawscript and the Web Standards Project

User Experience expert Dave Hogue joins the Authored Content crew to talk UX Ethics and black patterns. Also discussed: Google and Apple connected watches, Drawscript for Illustrator and the mothballing of the Web Standards Project.

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Links from the talk:

Google Watch
Glass, Filter Bubbles, and Life Streams – Connecting the Dots
Build Collaborative Apps with Google Drive
World Wide Maze

Watch the video and join the discussion!

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March 22, 2013
Conversations with Mor10, Episode 3: Aaron Gustafson and the Web Standards Sherpa

Web standards matter, now more than ever. While at MIX11 I attended a session with web standards guru Aaron Gustafson on a new project called Web Standards Sherpa. It’s a great site where web standards and usability experts dissect sites and point out the good and the bad to help all of us build a better web.

After his talk (cut in below) I caught up with Aaron and we had a chat about the project and web standards in general. Listen and enjoy.

When you are done, check out Web Standards Sherpa on the web and on Twitter, stalk Aaron on Twitter and watch his MIX11 talk.

If you have any comments or questions regarding this podcast or you have suggestions on what or who I should talk to next drop me a line in the comments below.

The music featured in this podcast was created by my friend Jeremy Lim and is called Drop. If you’re interested in this type of music or just want to see all the cool stuff Jeremy is up to you should check out his current project fiftytwocreatives.

June 5, 2012

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Hope is a Catalyst

Tag: web standards project

Authored Content, Episode 10: UX Ethics, Connected Watches, Drawscript and the Web Standards Project

Conversations with Mor10, Episode 3: Aaron Gustafson and the Web Standards Sherpa