Caught the series finale of The X-Files. Although I'd slacked off watching the show towards the end, couldn't help but feel a bit wistful that it's now all over. There was very of much a feeling of a bunch of stuff being rushed through to tie up all the loose ends. Plus I really have to wonder how many scenes were shot with all actors present at the same time -- there were an awful lot of shots of Mulder talking with only the back of Scully's head in view, Scully talking with only the back of Mulder's head in view, and so on with everyone else. Still, it was better than the Seinfeld finale was.
More stuff of interest (if you happen to be interested in information architecture, process design, and the like) available on InformIT.com, including:
- Part 2 of "Designing e-Business Web Sites"
- an interview with web designer Kelly Goto which talks about workflow in the web design process
- an article on writing meaningful headings and menu items
- another articles in a series on "Dos and Don'ts of Process Improvement"
- "Agility in Software Development"