Books I've Read and Recommend

Agile Web Development with Rails by Dave Thomas and David Heinemeier Hansson

Agile Web Development with Rails is the perfect book for anyone just getting started with Rails, or for those looking to understand all the high-level features of the framework. My copy is always within reach, and it's been my favorite Rails resource.

DOM Scripting by Jeremy Keith

DOM Scripting is to JavaScript as Designing with Web Standards was to CSS-based design. The book provides easy to understand examples of best practices for JavaScript based on the widespread availability of the DOM in today's browsers.

Featured Stuff - Resources: Wireframes & Page Description Diagrames

Omnigraffle and Visio versions of the wireframe templates and stencils I use on all of my projects. There’s even a few examples included for good measure. More about Wireframe & Page Description Diagram Stencils and Templates

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February 1, 2007 Server Move and Redesign
January 26, 2007 Documenting Interface Design
January 16, 2007 Good Business
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January 9, 2007 Markup as a Craft

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Jeremy Johnson sets out to explain and visualize the nuts-and-bolts of a User Experience project with a great diagram.
Jonathan Snook gives us a great piece on objectifying JavaScript.
Roger uses JavaScript and CSS to create simple and unobtrisive pull quotes without redundant content in the markup.
Jon Hicks provides a beautiful way to highlight those Microformats with CSS. Brilliant!
I love it when Kathy takes something so plainly obvious and articulates it with such clarity that you want to kick yourself. Why marketing should make the user manuals.

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