Jonnie Hallman (@destroytoday) - a design engineer in Brooklyn

In the last post about tables, I revisited all the tables I built for Cushion over the past 10 years and described both the tech and approach I used. These tables relied on the tech that was available to me at the time, which resulted in tables built...

I normally wouldn’t write such a quick technical post with barely any story involved, but I spent an entire night trudging through outdated Stack Overflow answers, conflicting documentation, and surprisingly limited search results, then I stumbled upon...

Now that I have the navigation roughed-in for the Cushion rethink, I can start building my first feature-based view. Since the goal of this exercise is to return to Cushion’s prime—with a side-goal of building the perfect Cushion for my wife, a freelance...

Once an app achieves even the slightest bit of complexity, it’s time to think about navigation. Not only does navigation help the user move throughout the app, but if you pay close attention, it also becomes a complexity meter for your app. As the app...