Category Archives: Visual design

weekly wrap 2010-10-01

Posted on 2010-10-04 by Stewart

It’s been over a week since I’ve had a working version of the picklet builder in my development environment. Getting antsy. I’ve been refactoring a bunch of the interface stuff to enable better manipulation of the picklet representation – adding, … Continue reading →

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weekly wrap 2010-09-24

Posted on 2010-09-24 by Stewart

This week’s todo list looked like this; mon: drafts popover, clarify response dispatch tue: pages, layers popovers wed: cache images on draft create thu: render panel images on draft create fri: in-picklet navigation (at least prev/next) Important wins for the … Continue reading →

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Reverse Pilcrow

Posted on 2010-09-22 by Stewart

While playing with icon design last week I came up with the idea of horizontally flipping that character that’s used to indicate end-of-paragraph in word processing software. Turning it into a ‘P’. And it’s got elements of ‘I’ and ‘T’ … Continue reading →

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Wireframes vs. mockups

Posted on 2010-09-21 by Stewart

In which the author drinks a decaf flat white at Newtown Social Club, works a short day at the floating desk, and ends with a merry hour of coding on the train to the country for weekend. Sometimes it’s not … Continue reading →

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weekly wrap 2010-09-17

Posted on 2010-09-17 by Stewart

On Monday I started with a coffee at the Black Cat, and by sorting out a mess I’d made of PickletDraft forms on the weekend. Needed to get my ‘admin’ interface out of the way of making a good ‘author’ … Continue reading →

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