I’m new to the Scott Pilgrim universe. I started following the series a few weeks ago when I read through volumes 1-4, all in one sitting. (Yeah, I’m like that.)
Having caught up on Scott Pilgrim vs. The Universe two days ago, it made sense to pick up Scott Pilgrim’s Finest Hour last night.
Here are my thoughts. (Spoilers ahead, of course.)
Keeping this post short. (Will try to do the same with all future ones, as well.)
Redesigned: Fresh look, new direction.
I gave my site a bit of a facelift earlier this evening. Been meaning to do that for a while now.
It’s darker, yes, but I think it’s an improvement.
In terms of subject matter, I’m going to start covering more topics tied to running online communities, specifically within the world of gaming and tech. (At least I have some street cred in those areas.)
Related content will be added – and rewritten – over the next week or so.
This is still a personal blog, of course, so it won’t be business 24/7.
The journey service buyers take is nothing less than heroic. There is tremendous risk in it for them. The outcome is uncertain. To sign an agreement and begin an engagement, there are four distinct psychological stages that service buyers must pass through.
To-Do List meets RPG. Accomplishing things in real life grants you an in-game reward. Be honest with yourself and honest with the app, and see what you can accomplish!
The ten most egregious offenses against users. Web design disasters and HTML horrors are legion, though many usability atrocities are less common than they used to be.
I’m not a designer, nor a developer. I’m not a systems administrator or an engineer. My skill in mathematics is limited, and I can run out of patience quickly.
Yet I still enjoy making websites.
This is a conundrum I’ve been facing. Tasked with the responsibility of overhauling websites or building new ones from the ground up, I’ve been standing back and asking myself if I’m really doing it the right way.
Wouldn’t it be better if I learned PHP and MySQL? Wouldn’t it be better if I spent more time studying the finer points of design?