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Articles

  • 13th July 2010

    What I Learned at Flickr

    A quick recap of my visit to see the lovely people at Flickr in March of this year. This continues the theme of articles I should have written months ago, but didn't. Short version: Flickr loves you and your photos - for keeps.
  • 15th April 2010

    Superhero

    Once Upon a Time there was a Superhero…
  • 26th October 2009

    Alchemy is a Risky Strategy

    This is a brief prelude to a series of articles I'm writing on the ongoing management of web sites and services; some friendly advice on being very honest with yourself or your client when an idea is just, well, bad.
  • 29th April 2009

    Winning Bigger Web Projects

    Barcamp Belfast was a lot of fun. I gave a talk on winning larger web projects to a really engaged, interested audience. It was fantastic.
  • 30th March 2009

    A Work in Progress

    I have been hacking away at a new website for myself for the last 2 months, and like the builder's house; I'm still not nearly ready to show it off to the outside world.
  • 8th December 2005

    Ruby on Rails

    On the recommendation of those in the know, i'm learning Ruby, Rails, and some new(ish) web development technologies to keep my mind from stagnating. Learning is fun!

Tweets

  • @xiehan We got a beer at the break. It was good. The guest speaker's web design process was *horrible*.

    29th September 2010

  • @webireland thanks for the suggestion; certainly looks good - will give it a whirl.

    8th July 2010

  • I was interviewed about web stuff on BBC radio the other day; http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00swrfm (I'm on at about 1:11)

    2nd July 2010

  • @itsdavidhughes @meyerweb I want to hear this too. (bet he does)

    29th June 2010

  • RT @happycog: Web Des. Concepts For Non-web Designers: http://cot.ag/9xM5bx The first 21 slides expertly explain the difficulties of des ...

    16th June 2010

  • RT @clionac: http://thxthxthx.com/ lovely website :)

    12th May 2010

  • Great talk by Harold Raitt about how the National Theatre in London use video, 3D and the web to educate and inspire.

    10th December 2009

  • Virginia Wolfram Alpha #webappcelebs

    3rd December 2009

  • Is it just a myth that Google Analytics can't be used on UK Government websites?

    25th November 2009

  • In case you're interested @designbyfront is searching for a passionate and Web Developer (Webmaster!) http://designbyfront.com/careers

    12th November 2009
A small photo of The Author with some lovely tea by way of a witty footer
Paul May is a researcher and designer from Dublin, Ireland; he is currently a student at NYU's Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP). Feel free to directly (or you can use the contact form). You can also get him on twitter or flickr. Paul enjoys writing in the third person.