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So I read in a book that in some circles/places, there exists the idea that visiting huge art fairs is superior to visiting small, independent galleries. What a strange thought, no? In essence, that is a statement that stems from the idea that “bigger is better”. Personally, that is something I don’t agree with. Yes, […]
Web design has come to the point when it has lost its innocence and became too structured for my liking. Worse, the increasingly complicated technologies has created such a high hurdle that it seems web design is now out of bounds for everyone but the professionals…
About a year ago, I wrote a post about how frontenders often find themselves with an identity crisis—the identities in question being web designers versus frontend developers. But recently, more and more I realize there’s another genre of frontend developers who are more engineers than designers and who likely have an identity crisis of their […]
Recently, I got to read and work on the code of a project I was assigned to take over. And when I looked at the code, I was thoroughly confused. This confusion is in part due to the complicated structure and the fact that I wasn’t quite familiar with React and Redux just yet. But […]
In a previous post, I examined the position of the Web as a new medium for communication. The two characteristics I highlighted as being unique to the Web are its hyperlinking capability and fluidity of form. Armed with this knowledge, I’d like to imagine how the Web as a medium might be used for the […]