It seems like project "postmortems" are trendy these days for software development. I wanted to do one for my first iPhone application, Weather View, but "postmortem" seems like the wrong word to use. The application is far from being dead–I've just finished the first version, and have many iterations to go. So instead, here's my retrospective; a look back at how I first came upon the idea and a look into how the project progressed over time.

Yesterday's presentation at MinneWebCon '10 was a success. I had a great time watching the other presentations and keynotes, as usual, but the highlight of my day was having the chance to get up and speak about form design and remind everyone that we can always do thing better. As promised, here are my slides, also available on Slideshare.

As a follow-up to my presentation at MinneWebCon, 2009, the University of Minnesota’s web conference, I’ll be giving a giving the next iteration of my engagement, "It’s the Little Things, Part 2: You’re Still Doing It Wrong". This year, I’ll dive in deeply to the most used, and arguably most important, interaction elements of the web: forms.