SmashingConf

Gibt es eine Relativitätstheorie für Webdesign? #smashingconf

— arsmedium (@arsmedium)2012-09-18 06:58:35

RT @jhuskisson: “Command line isn’t scary, you know how to use Photoshop which has 300 buttons. That’s scary.” @stephenhay #smashingconf

— Xavi Magrinyà (@xavimb)2012-09-18 06:58:32

RT @LeaVerou: SET SAIL FOR FAIL: My phone ringing during my #smashingconf talk. With my Nyan Cat ringtone. Thankfully, the audience was ...

— Philipp Hinrichsen (@Sp3c1)2012-09-18 06:58:20

Maybe there is a "Grand Unified Theory of web design"! -@jbrewer #smashingconf

— Brad Frost (@brad_frost)2012-09-18 06:58:08

SET SAIL FOR FAIL: My phone ringing during my #smashingconf talk. With my Nyan Cat ringtone. Thankfully, the audience was very cool folks :)

— Lea Verou (@LeaVerou)2012-09-18 06:58:00

RT @RohitRMehta: “The DNA of the Web is a fluid, hyperlinked document with default typographic hierarchy.” — Josh Brewer #smashingconf

— Martin Thiemann (@martinthiemann)2012-09-18 06:57:30

True “@jhuskisson: “Command line isn’t scary, you know how to use Photoshop which has 300 buttons. That’s scary.” @stephenhay #smashingconf”

— Rodrigo Valerio (@rsvalerio)2012-09-18 06:56:55

RT @jhuskisson: “Command line isn’t scary, you know how to use Photoshop which has 300 buttons. That’s scary.” @stephenhay #smashingconf

— Ajayaghosh (@ajaygpm)2012-09-18 06:56:42

love the talk by @jbrewer typographic basics flashback galore. yess. #smashingconf

— Tom Arnold (@webrocker)2012-09-18 06:56:41

RT @brad_frost: We need to have combined design and development processes that facilitates iteration. @Malarkey #smashingconf

— Sam Richard (@Snugug)2012-09-18 06:56:38