I did a 20×2 “presentation” in Austin, TX (during SXSW Interactive 2008), which required the participants to take two minutes to answer the question, “What’s the Difference”. Jared Spool kindly uploaded a video he took during the event of my spot:
Today I am in London for the Future of Web Design conference. In a couple hours (after lunch), I’ll be participating in a live on-stage Photoshop Battle, paired with Hannah Donovan (of Last.fm), and will be going up “against” Elliot Jay Stocks and Jon Hicks. Andy Clarke is commentating.
Am I excited? Of course. Am I nervous? Oh my god, yes.
I believe Jeremy Keith will be liveblogging the event, so check his blog out for updates. Jeremy Keith liveblogged the event. I hear it’s going to be recorded, too, so hopefully a video will be posted online.
Flickr has video now. Here’s mine.
Please vote for “Sushi & Robots” (Portfolio category) in the SXSW People’s Choice Awards!
http://sxsw.com/peoples_choice/
The deadline for voting is midnight (CST) on Monday, March 3
Happy Webbies: Now I know I’ve “made it”.
I wrote an article that was based off of my presentation I gave at Web Visions 2007, called “Creating Sexy Stylesheets”. It talks about ways to be more efficient and have better maintainability when writing CSS. Check it out. I also have a domain by the same name, that I use for a collection of CSS-related articles.
I was interviewed by CSS3.info, and had some pretty interesting questions asked of me, including how I would style a sushi roll using CSS 3. Another great question asked was:
Do you think CSS should be influenced by what is available to print designers and possible using the likes of Quark Express and InDesign?
