Design Category

28 Feb 2007

I was reading Justin Kistners’ blog, Metafluence, and came across his post “In search of a better way to design.” He makes the argument that wireframes are bad when it comes to creating interactive design. He then introduces the idea of page description diagrams originally introduced by Dan Brown at Boxes and Arrows. A page […]

27 Feb 2007

It’s a dog eat dog world out here in the web design world and lots of time is spent checking out the competition, especially sites that outrank you in the SERP’s. Yesterday I was checking my ranking on a search term and came across Aetomic. When I landed on the site I immediately thought, “Self, […]

13 Feb 2007

Designers, myself included, are always trying to prove that good design is worthwhile—I may do it too often here making myself sound like a broken record. When I visit a site to purchase a product, if the site looks like crap, I’ll look elsewhere for that product and even pay a bit more if necessary. […]

12 Feb 2007

Before I started working at my last full-time gig, anytime I would design a website I’d start off with the design and almost always found myself wondering what I would do with the navigation. The sites didn’t always provide the best user experience and I didn’t know how to go about fixing this problem. Then […]

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About Me

My name’s Jen; I’m a cynical, sarcastic, ex-drummer who is fond of dark humor. I've held way too many factory & retail jobs but finally found my calling one Christmas holiday in a dark, musty basement. I am now a CSS & XHTML web standards looney and can be found daily—when I’m not at my Mac—at the local fair-trade coffee shop buying an iced-soy mocha no matter the temperature.

I am also the owner of Pop Stalin Design specializing in CSS & XHTML web design as well as custom WordPress themes.