The Archives

Everything I've written about realted to "refresh"

1. Getting Serious & Freelancing

   Friday, February 22nd, 2008 | 14 Comments

   Last night I spoke at Refresh-DC about “Getting serious with freelancing”. My presentation was really a discussion on the transition from side-work to serious-work as a freelancer.

2. When those without the internet get it, will they get it?

   Tuesday, March 27th, 2007 | No Responses

   The nclud team recently attended the Refresh DC meet-up this past week and it got us thinking – do we really care about the global impact of the mobile web? Should we care? Or, when should we care? As strong supporters of Refresh DC, we showed up in force and the presentation was terrific. Wayan […]

3. Refresh “World” Meetup During SXSW

   Monday, February 26th, 2007 | 2 Comments

   I just came across this great little addition to SXSW for Refresher’s in all cities around the world. I’ve been an active member of the DC Refresh group and been anticipating my first SXSW; so this should prove to be a pretty good way to start the conference off. I fly in nice and early […]

4. Refresh DC gets a redesign as it turns a year old

   Friday, February 9th, 2007 | 5 Comments

   Last week Refresh DC had its one year birthday. To compliment that, the group’s site has a new design up, brought to you by yours truly. I just offered to volunteer to design the new site, Jason Garber is to thank for brining that to life. I am a bit late in posting this as […]

5. Talking with Dan Rubin of Pro CSS Techniques

   Monday, January 8th, 2007 | 5 Comments

   On Thursday Dan Rubin, of superfluousbanter.org and recent co-author of “Pro CSS Techniques“, came to Washington DC to speak to our local Refresh group. I had the privilege of meeting with Dan at the meeting and then later that day and the next over some drinks. Dan being a designer at heart and a fellow […]

6. Microformats: A topic of much intrigue with an audience to match

   Tuesday, August 22nd, 2006 | 2 Comments

   A topic of much intrigue with an audience to match: a perfect summation of Refresh-DC’s Microformats presentation last week. Almost as impressive as the topic and discussion was the audience; including industry leaders from such companies like AOL as well as industry authors and influencers such as Eric Meyer and Cindy Li.