The login interaction paradigm is old, and it’s inadequate for the proper evolution of the web. Lots of different companies are trying to innovate in this field, including big players like Mozilla and Google. However, to make a real jump forward we need to abandon logins. We need to embrace identities.
Designing something, from big things to smaller ones, requires a good process and attention to details. From concept to UX Design, from visual design to development (HTML5, jQuery, 960.gs, Microformats), this is what I did to build this website.
Defining an identity, a professional identity, is an hard task. It’s even harder when you’ve got many interests. I think that a good way to think at it is “The Elevator Pitch of Yourself”, or, in Twitter times, “a 140 characters description of Yourself”. It isn’t easy, because you can’t be too abstract, nor too concrete. And you have to show much of you in so little space.
