Customer view starting to work a little bit. This shows the weights and values that come back after adjusting the properties.

Working on the customer data for the interpretability prototype, now with live/real weights.

Experimenting with grid layout options on the FFL blog.

Checking out CSS Grid layout.

From: http://labs.jensimmons.com/2016/examples/image-gallery-grid-1.html

Experimenting with sorting by (fake) weights.

Took a few steps back to hopefully lay a better foundation. Now using react virtualized for snappier table performance. Think I've finally got enough of a handle back to get back to styling.

Thinking about color scales.

Prototype is running with live data (mostly). I am thinking about data structure.

There are a lot of columns in this table.

Exploring the next FFL prototype.

Steve Jobs wanted Mr. Macintosh to randomly appear in the original Mac OS. I love that this was considered.

From: https://www.fastcodesign.com/3025477/how-steve-jobs-almost-put-a-little-man-in-every-mac

Building a small web app to allow FFL people to more easily add "We're reading" links to the blog. Trying out Vue.js as a framework with it.

Standardizing the reports and putting them within the client portal. Taking the opportunity to try and clean up the mobile styling.

Figuring the layout for a wall in my room. With wall pegs (and hoodie) and a shelf.

Loren Schmidt's room layout algorithm.

From: https://twitter.com/lorenschmidt

Working on standardizing the report HTML inside of our new client portal. Asciidoc templating is very interesting to work with.

This was kind of a glitch but now it is pointing in an exciting direction.

New layout for the clients page. Still thinking.

Exploring an alternate layout for the report and prototype display on the client page. I never was quite happy with the other one.

A GIF of all the reports. Tedious photoshop placement finally bearing some fruit.