My non-TUAW job is in print journalism, where I spend my nights as a designer for a newspaper in central Pennsylvania . Part of that work involves being able to estimate, from the glance at a photo in InDesign or a paper dummy, how much of a story I can fit on a page, photo dimensions and more View more
My non-TUAW job is in print journalism, where I spend my nights as a designer for a newspaper in central Pennsylvania . Part of that work involves being able to estimate, from the glance at a photo in InDesign or a paper dummy, how much of a story I can fit on a page, photo dimensions and more View more
If the Camera app and Photos app on your iPhone disagree about the contents of your camera roll, you may find yourself needing to get "under the hood" of your iPhone to fix the issue. Fortunately, you can do this without having to jailbreak and hopefully without losing any pictures. You may know the name Ethan Marcotte from the world of web design, particularly the idea of responsive web design . View more
We reviewed Sandvox earlier this year, the handy WYSIWYG web editor from Karelia Software. View more
According to a blog post at MacroMates this morning, an alpha version of TextMate 2 will be available by December 25th. As a longtime TextMate fan(atic), this news fills me with cheer usually reserved for closer to that date. A very merry Christmas, indeed. View more
Adobe sent out an email yesterday inviting users to test its Muse beta . The software brings the ease of InDesign to creating HTML and CSS websites without code and could be a boon to those looking for an iWeb replacement . While much of iWeb's strength was in its templates, Adobe is emphasizing the process of creating a site from scratch sans code knowledge View more
Adobe's new HTML 5 authoring tool, Edge 1.0, is now available for download . Edge aims to be a "web motion and interaction design tool that allows web designers to bring animation, similar to that created in Flash Professional, to websites using standards likes HTML, JavaScript and CSS." While we give Adobe flack for Flash Player's Mac woes, the truth is that the Flash platform successfully brought a higher level of animation and interaction to the web long before HTML 5 was in the picture. When Apple unequivocally said Flash would not be supported on iOS, I knew...