Dialogue

In architecture there is the luxury of a third dimension. As a student, back then, I could sketch endlessly in those design courses in search of some intiguing solution. That is, until Mies van der Rohe's famous phrase,"form follows function", would curtail all those intersecting lines and spaces into a sensible resolution of what was needed vs. what I imagined.

In graphic design, the palette of choices seems much more restrictive. With no volumes to address, one must be content with spatial relationship in two dimensions. Still, there is complexity in the use of color, lines, images, and typography. Now throw in motion effects from Flash and those from frameworks such as jQuery and others. It all makes for a bewildering mix of choices.

Stuff has become a repository of code and sources that provide valuable information. For well over a year I added nothing to the content of this page or many of the other pages due to various demands on my time.

These sources with their code implementations are indispensable. It doesn't take long and and the memory of how to write the code becomes faded.

In mathematics there are equations that model memory retention over time. A graph of the function illustrates a somewhat surprising display of this diminished memory for a given body of knowledge.

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