Too many clicks to edit widgets on D2L
(Originally posted on the blog for my section of WRTG 3035: Technical Communication and Design.) Here’s another entry into our collection of design successes and failures. As the “designer” in a D2L course, you have the option to create custom “widgets” to go on the home page. These widgets can contain text, images, links, or whatever else you’d like. If …
Read MoreInconsistent visual cues in Google Docs
(Originally posted on the blog for my section of WRTG 3035: Technical Communication and Design.) (This post serves as an example of what you might contribute under the Design Successes and Failures category. Note that I analyze the design problem and offer a solution, in a manner similar to the posts on BadDesigns.com) Here’s an example of what I’d consider …
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I’m an instructor as well as the Digital Composition Coordinator for the Program for Writing and Rhetoric at CU Boulder.
Most of my web design energies go towards my class web sites and sites for my PWR colleagues, so please pardon any mess you come across here!
