Moo Adventures

At SXSW 2006, I heard of something called MooTools; and today, something returned Moo to my memory… so while my wife is out working, the nerd went to play. In only 25 lines (of code) and 10 minutes, I had accordion-style navigation working — it was ugly, but working. Within another 10 lines, I had a drag-drop sorting list working.

Effects is my next area of interest.

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Published:: 02.23.07 / 3am

Category:: JavaScript, Web

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The purpose of this blog is to share the million little tips and tricks that I have discovered over the past 15 years as a graphic designer; this site will also be my digital playground were I learn as I share. The term beta seems to be popular these days and may be a good description for what this site is; however, I think it is more fitting to call this site intentionally-unrefined.

I can’t say that I know fully what content will present itself here. It will be an hourly discovery based on the day-to-day experiences that I go through as a graphic design, photographer, web developer, small business owner, productivity junkie and a student.

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