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HTML 5 vs. XHTML 2: The Future of Web Standards

By Chris Poteet on March 7, 2008

I recently gave a presentation by this title at the Dayton [Ohio] Web Standards Group Meetup. Here are the slides that I presented as well as my references for the presentation. We also have a new Google Group for all designers interested in standards-based development regardless of location. Further Reading Comparisons XHTML 2 vs HTML 5 […]

Posted in User Interface | Tagged Design, development, html, Standards, w3c, Web Design, xhtml | Leave a response

The Value-Up Paradigm

By Chris Poteet on February 9, 2008

The paradigms I’m going to contrast are how we view the entire development process. I will refer to two different paradigms: the first is the “work-down” approach which I will contrast with the “value-up” approach. I read about this in Software Engineering with Microsoft Visual Studio Team System concerning the new Microsoft approach to software […]

Posted in Project Management | Tagged agile, Design, development, project management, sdlc, teams, Web Design | 3 Responses

Objectives in User Interface Design

By Chris Poteet on December 21, 2007

At work we are currently re-doing the architecture of our user interface (UI) layer. We sat down to discuss what our objectives should be in doing this initiative, and I found the objectives so compelling that I think it could apply to any user interface. Below are the major objectives in constructing a UI: consistency, […]

Posted in Design, Information Architecture, Usability, User Interface | Tagged accessibility, Design, navigation, performance, Standards, ui | 2 Responses

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