Setting Up Your Desk for Productive Web Development
I get lots of questions about how both my desk and apps are setup and how productivity can be improved. This is a very important topic for many reasons that isn’t discussed very often on the web.
Properly setting up both your physical and virtual desks can make your more productive while also avoiding serious injury like frequent headaches and carpal tunnel syndrome.
While I’m no ergonomic expert, I’ve spent several days over the years tweaking my setup to be the quickest it can be. I’ll show you my own setup and give you some tips for your own.
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Amber Weinberg specializes in clean and semantic XHTML, CSS and WordPress development. She has over 10 years of coding experience and is pretty cool to work with. Amber is available for freelance work, so why not hire her for your next project?
There’s something about setting up the *perfect* desk setup and workflow that keeps people like us constantly rearranging and tweaking our daily routine.
Example: a few months ago a got a Wacom Bamboo Pen + Touch tablet for my desk at work. It was the first device that let me go back with a quick motion of my hand. Now it seems foolish to not have a mouse with a back button or multitouch input device.
Good post, Amber.