• Goodbye Medium, Hello Jekyll

    In the early days of blogging, such activity was seen as the latest Internet offensive against the professional gatekeepers and old-school publishers of old. Bloggers unite! While it’s true that some bloggers used hosted, Software-as-a-Service platforms, as opposed to self-hosted, open source platforms such as Wordpress—in most cases blogs were clearly...


  • Don’t Fear the Dead Ends

    I hate wasting time. I hate that feeling that the thing I’m spending lots, and lots, and lots of time and energy on might bring me absolutely no results.Examples: Job hunting (so many resumes sent and so little response!). A side project that goes nowhere fast. Budgeting when your expenses exceed...


  • Tell a Compelling Story

    In thinking about the process of product design, it’s all too easy to get lost in the minutiae of implementation details. What something should look like. What features it has. How it helps solve a user’s problem. What it costs. However, it’s important to remember that people don’t always buy things...


  • Respect the User. Welcome to INTERSECT

    At WHITEFUSION*UX, one of our core values is Respect the User. Our experience design studio has created apps and websites for many clients over the years, and we’ve seen first-hand the complex issues that arise when the goals of a business aren’t in alignment with the goals of the users of...


  • The Best Code is the Code Nobody Writes

    Update 2: Wow! I didn’t expect this to make the rounds on Twitter. Thanks everyone for the links! I agree with @jaredcwhite: The Best Code is the Code Nobody Writes http://t.co/6h9QRZA18D— pete higgins (@pete_higgins) February 13, 2015 "The best code, next to the code nobody writes, is the code written carefully...