Eat'n Park is doing their part to keep it alive, one men's room door at a time.

I wonder how much the Arizona Coyotes playing in a 4,600-seat college arena while they wait for their own barn to be built skews the NHL.

That's true, but too many designers stop at mobile and decide that "it should scale to desktop". That's how you get, well, The Laws of UX's site. It's only "progressive" in the sense that it can tell phones from not-phones, but it treats everything that's not a phone like the same device. My 11" tablet, 13" laptop, and 27" desktop monitor all show exactly 1 1/2 rows of 3 cards.

The 22nd law states that information density is for suckers. Make everything touchable by someone wearing boxing gloves, even on keyboard+mouse interfaces.

Multiple projects, some simultaneous, some unconnected, all concentrating on local requirements alone without considering that they're all part of one contiguous limited access highway. Brilliant!

Learning that Blawnox was once the northern terminus explains a lot about that horrible old traffic pattern between southbound RIDC and Fox Chapel. Glad it only took [does math] 50 years to reconfigure it.

That’s Bob Wheeler!