The personal blog of digital designer Matt Hill, updated erratically.
I write about the intersection of art, design, gaming, technology and culture. With the recent birth of my son, I’m also writing about the journey of parenthood.
My son was born in May: now I’m a dad for the first time and it’s amazing. So I’m starting a series of occasional entries about my journey through fatherhood; who knows, perhaps this will be an interesting story to look back on in the years to come…
Conventional wisdom states that you should never work for free: after all, if you don’t value your own time, no-one else will. But sometimes, perhaps there are good reasons to give our time away for no obvious reward.
As web-developers, we often make bad decisions about the software we build. Limiting access to services or information is one such bad decision. So how can we avoid it?