pass the relish

Obviously the answer is yes.  We all know that.

The only thing we don’t know as fine makers of web sites is when exactly we can safely stop supporting the stellar Internet Explorer 6 in the work we do (i.e. when it will piss off an acceptably low portion of the audience).  I don’t think Relish is quite there yet, but it looks like 37signals is as they’ve announced they’ll stop supporting IE6 in all their products in August.

We’re big fans of 37signals’ flagship product Basecamp.  We use it for just about every project we work on …

by Steve Palmer on July 4, 2008

Yeah, its geeky. But its funny.

Poetic Prophet (aka the SEO Rapper) and his jammy jam, Design Coding…

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by Shawn on April 14, 2008

I’m amazed at the subtle elegance of the Seed Conference web site. As someone who has a tendency to over-design (before, hopefully, reining it back) it’s work like this that reminds me of how elegant simplicity can be. No gradients — shocking!

by Joshua on April 3, 2008

Cabel Sasser, designer at the world’s best software company, Panic, gives a great talk at the C4[1] Mac developer conference. He gives some insight into the origin and the evolution of Panic and speaks at length about the design process behind Relish’s de facto official dev environment, Coda.

by Joshua on March 29, 2008

That’s right, we turn 1 year old today. Happy birthday to us. I was really hoping for Guitar Hero 3 for our Wii, but all we got instead was this blog. It could be worse. All the other 1 year olds that I know are getting Baby Einstein videos or a Jolly Jumper. What, you didn’t get us anything? That’s ok, we’ll be at FITC Toronto next month and you can buy us a drink then.

This past year was a fun ride. We started …

by Paul on March 19, 2008