My encore talk on responsive eCommerce details why content strategy makes/breaks multi-device design, confronts the war on frontend performance, and sidesteps the real and imagined pitfalls of building for all devices.
In the panel I focused on responsive design’s value, resource allocation strategies, and the financial impact of RWD. Attached are my slides and speaking notes.
I’ve been nominated in the “Brilliant Newcomer of the Year” category for my responsive commerce work. I’d love your support.
I’m speaking in two sessions about responsive design for eCommerce at Magento Imagine in Las Vegas next week. Here’s a breakdown of the talks.
Skinny Ties has produced and sold neckwear since 1971. GravDept redefined the company’s creative and technical direction to propel shopping on every device. This is your introduction.
Now supporting Magento 1.7.0.0 and receiving its second major renovation in a row — introducing Acumen 1.3.4.
Attached are my slides and speaking notes from my presentation on mobile first, responsive design for eCommerce at Magento Imagine 2012.
Acumen, the top-selling Magento theme, received a major update this week. Herein lie the details.
After a few minutes with the new high-resolution iPad it’s obvious Retina-grade assets matter, but when they matter depends.
I’ve been around revision control for years, but it wasn’t part of my workflow until recently. Naming a repository without altering my project structure held me back. No more.
Skinny Ties has produced and sold neckwear since 1971. GravDept redefined the company’s creative and technical direction to propel shopping on every device. This is your introduction.
Attached are my slides and speaking notes from my presentation on mobile first, responsive design for eCommerce at Magento Imagine 2012.
Acumen is a commercial Magento theme project I started nearly two years ago, but have never written about before. Here’s the story.
In June, Ning flew the winners and judges of its design challenge to NYC for dinner and celebration. This is a chronological telling of my experience.
Ning announced a design competition for their social network platform on March 10. The prize was $10,000 and dinner with a panel of designers worth $10k more. There was just one catch.