Eric E. Ellis | Web Design | Project Management | ProjectEric.com | Charlotte, North Carolina

I’m always looking for research on agile practices, specifically as it relates to web design & front-end development (HTML, CSS, JavaScript). Quite frankly, not a ton exists. SCRUM, an agile methodology, was originally geared to the software world, so I find that most research pertaining to it has a developmental flavor. Nothing wrong with that [...]

I attended Todd Zaki Warfel’s webcast on prototyping last week.  Hosted by our good friends at UIE, the seminar focused on the principles behind creating informative, useful web-based prototypes.  It’s a fantastic primer, and I encourage anyone who’s interested in learning more about prototyping to grab a (legit) copy of the session from UIE. I’m [...]

I have to admit.  In the last few years, I’ve grown to loathe, despise, hate, the word ‘process.’ Process: deal with in a routine way; a particular course of action intended to achieve a result; programmed instructions in order to obtain the required information. Process, by its very definition, breeds controlled routine.  Repeatability for consistency’s [...]