We love to talk to Steve Mulder (from Molecular) and Riccardo La Rosa (from Isobar) about building out a Web 2.0 strategy and incorporating elements, such as social features and highly-interactive elements to the design. Listen to their stories of helping major brands integrate social and highly-interactive experiences.

 

 SpoolCast: Web 2.0 Strategy and Design [25:59m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Over at Semantic Foundry, designer extraordinaire, Will Evans, has a wonderful essay explaining how he uses wireframing as both a problem setting and a problem solving approach.
I pick my primary audience and the one activity which allows them to solve one goal quickly, effortlessly, elegantly. In this case, the primary audience wants to easily [...]

I’ve often said good design is like the air conditioning in the room. If it’s working well, maintaining the right climate, nobody even notices it. You only pay attention to it when it’s not working.
Little design details are the same. If they are implemented well, the users won’t pay them any heed. If they are [...]

Jeremy Keith shares his strategy for creating applications with Ajax that do the right thing when JavaScript isn’t available.

This week, Ajax design expert Jeremy Keith joins us from Brighton, England. Jeremy is the technical lead at Clearleft, a leading design consultancy in the UK. We talked about the evolution and best use of the techniques we call Ajax.

 

 SpoolCast: Ajax with Jeremy Keith and Jared Spool [39:17m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download