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Boatbound - San Francisco, CA - Full-Stack Developer We're looking for a lead engineer who wants to be a part of a small but growing product team of two developers and a designer. …

Oh, and I love getting suggestions. Have your friends tweet me their favorite watches and I'll check them out!

I think it does that when London is already a day ahead of the current timezone. That's obviously a bit counter intuitive so if like to get that working properly.

Yeah, for each illustration I started with a front-facing photo and lined up the center of the face with the exact center of the document. From there I make sure every circle I dra…

Thanks for the encouragement. I've thought about doing a tutorial, but I hadn't considered doing a tmelapse. That could be pretty cool.

I already had Timex tweet out the site! https://twitter.com/timex/status/369505126752346112

I wanted a little project to practice illustration as well as animation on the web. Plus I'm a big fan of watches.

More details have just been released on Uber's blog - http://blog.uber.com/2013/08/02/uber-boatbound-sail-to-work/

I completely agree with your point here about what the functional purpose of a user interface is. I would also agree that almost all styles of design have the potential to accompli…

Do you see this new stack of technologies as a gradual evolution of our current stack, or do you feel the technologies are inherently broken and need to be replaced completely?

That's an interesting idea having the browser handle the nav persistence. I assumed it would be done with JS but I supposed when it becomes common enough having it baked into the b…

Our web technology is such that we don't need to settle for a sub-par user experience that is a relic of the days where we had to serve static HTML documents one by one.

Beautifully done! You should set the viewport width to 960px so that mobile phones see the whole page on page load rather than a zoomed in corner.

Sure, regular users KNOW how to scroll to the top, but why make them? I think that fixed headers add some good convenience, especially on long pages.