Cameron Moll: Good vs. Great Design
Saturday 27 September 2008 @ 1pm
It’s easy to poke fun at bad design, but it’s far more challenging—and rewarding—to discern differences between good design and great design. This session will teach you practical design techniques for tipping the scales of greatness in your favor, using a blend of graphic design theory, human computing principles, and a communication-centric approach.
Blog: cameronmoll.com
Recognized as one of the web’s most balanced designers, Cameron Moll is proficient in functional web design, clean markup, and CSS. Cameron has been involved in the design and redesign of scores of websites, and his influential techniques have found favor in circles across the web.
Cameron’s work has been recognized by respected organizations such as National Public Radio (NPR), Communication Arts, and Veer. He is the author of Mobile Web Design and was a contributing writer to CSS Mastery. His personal site delivers design how-to in the form of engaging conversation, on-topic banter, and downloadable artwork source files.
