Software creation is nothing per se. Its real value lies in the service it brings to users. Yet, to be adopted, it must be agreeable to use. Here, we’ll talk about user experience, usability, ergonomy…
When designing a website, we’re often tempted to use custom webfonts to make it stand out. Yet, the French collective for a responsible design of digital services provides one simple rule in their referential for web ecodesign:
Use standard typefaces
translated from Référentiel d'écoconception web (FR), Collectif Conception responsable de service numérique
Let’s have a look at what’s behind this rule.
Read moreSocial and share buttons seem to be a must-have nowadays, but following the official docs for these may not be the best option for an efficient solution.
Read moreMany people I know have abandonned RSS and Atom feeds and prefer to use social network to keep up-to-date. For those who haven’t, I know no system is perfect but I can think of at least one frequent irritation I don’t want to reproduce on this site.
Read moreThis website has been dormant for a few years, now—3.5 years, actually. Today, I wish to resuscitate it, and hopefully see it a bit more alive than in the past.
This first post is the occasion to introduce Keyboard Playing and what I hope it’ll become in the coming weeks. It may also explain why you haven’t found the post your search engine pointed you to.
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