Mona Pennypacker

Mona Pennypacker

@Pennypackmo

Artist and designer loving life in Colorado

Fort Collins, CO · acorncs.com

Tweets

  1. 15h

    Adapting To A Responsive Design (Case Study)

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  2. 17 Jun

    Five Ways To Prevent Bad Microcopy

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  3. 17 Jun

    200 Foodie Pack: A Free Set Of Food Icons

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  4. 14 Jun

    What Leap Motion And Google Glass Mean For Future User Experience

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  5. 13 Jun

    Building An App In 45 Minutes With Meteor

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  6. 12 Jun

    Facing The Challenge: Building A Responsive Web Application

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  7. 11 Jun

    Smashing Conference 2013: A Community Event That Will Change Everything

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  8. 10 Jun

    Gone In 60 Frames Per Second: A Pinterest Paint Performance Case Study

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  9. 3 Jun

    Our Clean Up Week: Keep Calm And Stay Tuned (With 15% Off Smashing Products!)

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  10. 31 May

    Desktop Wallpaper Calendar: June 2013

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  11. 29 May

    Tips And Tricks For Testing WordPress Themes

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  12. 29 May

    The State Of Responsive Web Design

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  13. 28 May

    Open Device Labs: Why Should We Care?

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  14. 28 May

    The Smashing Magazine 2013 Photo Contest

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  15. 27 May

    50 Design Problems In 50 Days: Real Empathy For Innovation (Part 1)

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  16. 24 May

    Beyond The Button: Embracing The Gesture-Driven Interface

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  17. 23 May

    Building The New Financial Times Web App: A Case Study

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  18. 22 May

    Designing CSS Layouts With Flexbox Is As Easy As Pie

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  19. 21 May

    Mobile UX Research: Exploring Ten Fundamental Aspects Of M-Commerce Usability

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  20. 17 May

    Case Study: Typographic Design Patterns And Current Practices (2013 Edition)

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