After four years, I’m leaving the company that I co-founded for a new opportunity.

James Archer grills me on that one big project I worked on recently.

An in-depth look at the complicated layout grid behind The Onion.

A complete redesign of The Onion’s Web site, and I’m exhausted.

I.D. Magazine gives a nod to Behavior’s design for Vote: The Machinery of Democracy.

For years, I’ve been nursing a daydream of an extended vacation spent learning to program.

Don’t sit there trying to come up with something to blog about unless you have something to blog about.

I’ll be heading to the SXSW Interactive Festival in March. Let me know if you’re going too.

Behavior has two finalists in this year’s Web Awards at the South by Southwest Festival.

Time is a weird phenomenon when you’re holed up in a week-long series of business meetings.

Living in a bubble in Nashville for a week.

Tips on how to make a great impression when interviewed by yours truly.

Is it good manners to open links in a new window? What the heck do you know?

Behavior helps you get your vote on: announcing the launch of CitizenChange.com.

Thanks and a very important correction on who’s responsible for that Boxes and Arrows entry.

How I spent my weekend doing a free redesign and liking it.

Two minor flirtations with fame today, one for me and one for my four-legged companion.

More new work from Behavior — Vote: The Machinery of Democracy.

Two new things we did at the office.

I’ve been considering a television-like summer hiatus from blogging, what with all of the demands on my time that seem to have gotten more serious since the weather turned warm. My family was visiting from the West Coast last weekend,...

Wow, what a bust the last week turned out to be, at least for blogging.

A new version of Behaviordesign.com is in the works.

The enduring tension between work and life came to a head for me this morning when, almost literally on the verge of heading to the airport with my girlfriend for a long weekend away, I got an email that scrapped...

A brand new HogBaySoftware.com launched today.

Community building is messy business with phpBB.

Behavior launches a brand new AIGA Design Forum.

Finally revealed: secrets to success with PowerPoint!

Evidence that I attended the Design Guard, where I learned how to make slick UI widgets.

New work from Behavior, including hot chicks!

We’re at it again for the AIGA.

Behavior relaunched Muleh.com today.

How I went from design owner to production lackey.

The pros and cons of ink jet printing.

On my way to Montréal, a few random items.

Projecting the future of Behavior.

These days I’m getting my fill of the world of print design.

The latest launch from Behavior is CanDoFitness.com.

Behavior has just finished an interactive demo of XM Satellite Radio’s new XMPCR product.

Why is it so hard to find good design talent?

Mimi Young in “Commodification of Buddhism” at the Bronx Museum of Art.

Behavior is moving its extranets over to Movable Type, and I’m pushing my CSS skills.

Congratulations to the SXSW winners, even if Gain 2.0 was not one of them.

More extracurricular goodies from Chris Fahey.

The number one lesson I’ve learned about business.

This is the story of a boy and his chat bot.

Announcing Gain 2.0.

Stay tuned for a new Web site launch from Behavior.

Mad scientist Chris Fahey is tooling around in the lab for Rhizome.

Flash drives me crazy, what with its crappy handling of fonts and what not.

Struggling with some comps at work.

Look how desktop publishing has grown.

Tom Jones goes online.

New site launch pushed back.

Blah, blah, blah.

Calling all designers.

Behavior is on the move.

New year, new resolve to keep blogging.

Motient Corporation and Rare Medium to merge. Pphhft.