Heading into the office.
A nice story at Wired. Back when the iPhone was released, I said it was the most revolutionary device since 1984. I now believe that more than ever. It’s not because I believe in a couple years, everyone will have an iPhone (they might, but I doubt it) — it’s because of the way the iPhone has shaken up the mobile industry so much — already. Visit site »
Been working on a Blue Flavor project for like 12 hours today. Now, on to some personal stuff for a little bit. :)
Two of my absolute favorite people in our industry square off in an epic layer tennis battle. I don’t know who to root for. Go! Fight! Win! Both of you! Visit site »
And just in time for the Nevada caucus. Really nice site design here, even if it does feels a little bit too inspired by the New York Times. Overall, very well done. Another nice showcase for Ellington and Django. Visit site »
Tom wrote a great piece at the BF blog on setting expectations — perhaps the most important part of successful project management. Visit site »
Good news for the fashion (and cost) conscious. Apparently H&M agrees with me that there’s just a bit too much of the REI aesthetic going on in Seattle. Visit site »
More a piece on the dramatic growth of the South Lake Union neighborhood than on Amazon’s intentions to build a new campus there, this NYT article really quickly covers what has happened in SLU over the past few years, as well as what’s to come. The more I think about it, the more I feel like SLU is the neighborhood I’d like to live in. Visit site »