And, yeah, sometimes, you’re going to have to just work unbelievably hard at whatever you claim to care about before anyone can begin to help you get any better—or less “distracted”—at it.
Try, make, and do until you quit noticing the tools, and if you still think you need new tools, go try, make, and do more.
Good.
Section 508 compliance is important, but we’re doing this because equal opportunity is simply the right thing to do.
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Excellent. That’s how it should be. Don’t do it to be compliant. Do it because it’s the right thing to do for EVERYONE.
Good stuff. I’ve discussed some projects with some friends, and one thing we always come back to is: “what is the minimum we can do to launch and still provide a great product?”
If I had all the time, money and development skill in the world, I would still keep it as simple as possible, and only add features if it would truly add value.
See Marco’s interview on Rands for more insight into this kind of development.
Very well done. I’ll admit I was a bit lacking in my knowledge of the breakdown.
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