Design Is Philosophy
Tuturials, thoughts, ideas and information about web design and digital media by Morten Rand-Hendriksen, designer, developer, digital media expert, information philosopher, speaker and author of the Sams Teach Yourself Microsoft Expression Web in 24 Hours series (version 2, 3 and 4), Lynda.com's WordPress 3.0 Essential Training course and Microsoft Expression Web 4 LiveLessons and creative director of Pink & Yellow Media - a Vancouver based digital media company.
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Breaking the silence: What I’ve been doing over the summer
Aug. 6, 2010
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If you follow this site and my Tweets you will surely have noticed my relative silence over the summer. Well, there is a reason… more precicely 3 reasons. I’ve been colossally busy dealing with three major projects that as of … Continue reading
Introducing Expression Studio 4 Web Professional
Jun. 7, 2010
As I’m packing up for a rush trip to Norway to see my dad defending his doctor’s dissertation the Microsoft Expression team is hard at work in New York City presenting the new version of my favourite web development application … Continue reading
YouTube joins the movement to phase out Internet Explorer 6
Jul. 16, 2009
One of the cool things about SuperPreview (the browser testing application that comes packaged with the new Microsoft Expression Web 3) is that it lets you check any site against older browsers. So when I have a couple of minutes … Continue reading
This is Expression Web 3
Jul. 10, 2009
Expression Web 3 is now available for trial download directly from Microsoft. Click here to join in on the fun! It’s no secret that I’ve been playing around with various pre-beta and beta versions of version three of Microsoft Expression … Continue reading
10 reasons you’ll love Windows 7, part three: Aero Snap Gives You Window Control
Jun. 3, 2009
There are a lot of subtle functions and effects built into Windows 7 that may seem either rudimentary or pointless at first glance but end up being very useful when you realize what they can do. Of these the new … Continue reading
10 reasons you’ll love Windows 7, part two: The Taskbar
May. 25, 2009
The Windows taskbar was introduced with Windows 95 and has functioned as a launching application as well as a place to store and access minimized or hidden windows. But through all it’s following iterations it never really changed. Meanwhile other … Continue reading
10 reasons you’ll love Windows 7, part one: It just works!
May. 22, 2009
I’ve been using Windows 7, first in Beta and now in Release Candidate, since early March or so. And I am thorroughly impressed. I was never a Vista hater – and I think most Vista haters either never actually tried … Continue reading
In rewrite mode: New version of my book on the way!
Apr. 28, 2009
Since Amazon.com was kind enough to list my book months before it’s done and I’ve been Tweeting about it for weeks there really is no reason to pretend it’s a secret any more: I am currently in the process of … Continue reading
Introducing Expression Web SuperPreview – Cross-browser testing at your fingertips
Mar. 18, 2009
About a year ago I got an email from my friend Anna Ullrich from the Microsoft Expression team. She wanted to know if I’d be interested in providing some feedback on a new, exciting and super secret application they were … Continue reading
Windows 7 Beta Report Part 1: Bugs
Feb. 2, 2009
I had Windows 7 installed on my trusted Vaio SR140D laptop a couple of weekends ago and have been running it on a near constant basis since. Now after 3 weeks or so I have compiled a list of bugs … Continue reading