025: With Dan Cederholm
This week we were joined by the legendary Dan Cederholm. Dan is the author of (dare we say) the best books ever written on CSS including Handcrafted CSS, CSS3 for Web Designers, and Bulletproof Web Design. He's done some very high end client work, founded a few startups, and has done a bunch of speaking. Most notably these days, Dan is the founder and half the team at Dribbble. We talk about (roughly in order):
Time Jump Links
- .net magazine publishes a "Optimize your Javascript" by Joe Angus. Rebecca Murphey posts this which basically calls out a lot of the content in the article. Oliver Lindberg, the magazines editor, responded and Rebecca responded back.
- We're still talking about IE. But should we be?
- Lovely quote by Chuck Close (thx Dan Miner)
- Uncle Dave solved the fluid Google Maps thing.
- How can you help (and how do you approach) responsive designs on existing websites?
- He's been out of the game since 2004, how does he get back in?
- How do you charge clients for the fonts that you buy?
- What is the back end of Dribbble?
- How did Dan get the idea for Dribbble?
- Will Dribbble allow for higher resolution shots?
- What up with Dribbbleboard.com (stuff about API usage)
- Will Dribbble ever do a conference?
- Sure, "Just Build Websites", but where to get feedback on those websites?