The Sprint
By Mark Bixby // Feb 5, 2007 //
Creative
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$11M over budget, and five years late? Um...
In 2000, TCS America, a US subsidiary of India based Tata Consulting Services was contracted by the State of New Mexico to build an unemployment insurance benefits website - to offset bottlenecking in the Department of Labor’s phone system and office locations. The site needed to provide useful resources, answer questions and allow users to apply for benefits. Their current site (originally contracted for $3.6 M, and due by 2002) left us wondering what had gone wrong.
“Let’s just build it!”
No one…
CSS and Typography
By Brian Warren // Dec 11, 2006 //
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Barcamp Albuquerque was just a short month ago. I had a great time and enjoyed meeting everyone there. One fascinating thing about Barcamp is that the requirement to present brings out some fun stuff in people. The topics people choose to present come from one of two sources: Either a) It’s what they’re absolutely most passionate about, and thus at least an ad-hoc expert. Or b) It’s whatever issue they recently struggled with, figured out, and need to share with other people to save them the time. I suppose my topic was a bit of both.
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CSS Cheat Sheet Widget
By Brian Warren // Oct 13, 2006 //
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Introducing CSS Cheat Sheet version 1.0 for Mac OS X Dashboard.
This is a cross post from Brian’s Blog but we wanted to make sure we could share it with you here.
This widget displays much of the essential information from the CSS Cheat Sheet from I love Jack Daniels.
It’s free to use and licensed under the Creative Commons License (Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 1.0)
Download it here (Zip Archive 180KB)
Please leave your comments, and let me know how it can be improved.
Have fun!
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