Archive for the ‘Notebook’ Category

  1. Street tribute to Steve Jobs

    This morning my wife and I took a stroll down Regents Street, London—home to the UK flagship Apple Store. Whilst passing we couldn’t help but notice the tributes people had been leaving outside the store itself.

  2. On to the next step

    I was saving this post until I rolled out the re-working of this site however as that doesn’t seem to be on the cards for at least the next month or so I thought why not write it now?

  3. Ideas of March

    Prompted by Chris Shifletts recent article, Ideas of March I’ve decided to share my thoughts on the subject.

  4. Life with a Kindle: Two months on

    I’d been admiring the Amazon Kindle for some time now and had long wanted a more practical solution for all the reading I do in order to keep my awareness up to date. When January came I finally took the plunge and ordered one.

  5. Not delicious any more

    So rumour has it that delicious among other services is being shut down by Yahoo. To be honest I expected this to happen a couple of years ago.

  6. My love affair with Brighton

    I love Brighton. To anyone who knows me that’s no surprise. I first visited there in 2007 when the band I was in played there. Unfortunately we didn’t stay very long. We had a walk through the lanes and along the seafront and was on our way home again that night. I knew I had to come back.

  7. The importance of being small

    As a freelancer I want to stay as small as I can from a business perspective. This might seem a funny thing to say but my goal in life isn’t to become a multi-millionaire. I learned a long time ago that there is a lot more to life than simply making money.

  8. Does it really matter?

    When designing for the web it is far too easy to get bogged down with all the little details. Of course the details are important but as long as something is built on solid foundations then the details should take care of themselves.

  9. Some thoughts on web design conferences

    It’s been about two weeks now since Simon Collison announced the New Adventures In Web Design conference and I wanted to share my thoughts.

  10. Don't wait for validation

    If you have a book to write, write it. If you want to record an album, record it. No need to wait for someone in a cubicle halfway across the country to decide if you’re worthy.

    Yet another great post by Seth Godin on why validation doesn’t matter nearly as much as we tend to think it does.

    Link: http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2010/06/validation-might-be-overrated.html

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