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Adapting traditions of print media to the web

designinterviews.com — If you think of the two media as people, print is a wise old man who is set in his ways, whereas the web is still a child, unformed and full of potential. What I like most about web design is taking the lessons I ’ve learned from that old man and teaching them to the child.

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