June 2011
1 post
“If you’re going to work… work hard. That way, you’ll have something to show for...”
– Seth Godin
Jun 4th
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October 2010
1 post
Ben Barry: Art Direction for the f8 Conference →
cameronmoll: This is some really outstanding design work that covers multiple mediums. Love the graph aesthetics, custom glass tables, and badges that hang at an angle, also doubling as conference guides.
Oct 11th
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August 2010
2 posts
Aug 1st
“Dream big, implement small.”
– twitter.com/simplebits (via simplebits)
Aug 1st
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July 2010
1 post
“Excellence can be obtained if you care more than others think is wise, risk more...”
– Unknown
Jul 9th
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June 2010
1 post
Corporate Design-Manuals | Design Tagebuch →
Styleguides: Von den Einen verhasst, von Anderen zu einer Art Bibel stilisiert, die man unter Androhung von Höllenqualen tunlichst zu befolgen hat. Irgendwo dazwischen liegt wohl die Wahrheit. Das Arbeiten mit Corporate Design-Manuals gehört zum täglichen Geschäft eines Kreativen. CD-Handbücher dokumentieren die visuellen Eckpfeiler einer Unternehmensidentität. Gestaltungsrichtlinien sorgen,...
Jun 20th
May 2010
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February 2010
16 posts
Live Your Life Out Loud: 30 Ways to Get Started |... →
“If you ask me what I came to do in this world, I will tell you, I came to live out LOUD.” ~Émile Zola
Feb 26th
“If you find an element of your interface requires instructions, then you need to...”
– Dan Rubin (via mnmal) (via florianfiegel)
Feb 24th
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“At the end of the day, I know it’s a cliche, but people are our most important...”
– Tim Cook (via minimalmac)
Feb 24th
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Feb 23rd
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“Remember: when people tell you something’s wrong or doesn’t work for...”
– Neil Gaiman
Feb 23rd
Feb 23rd
PairUp London 2010- The Web Conference! →
Feb 23rd
Feb 21st
“So tomorrow, next week, next month, but as soon as you can, I want you to try...”
– Do try this at work | Stuff and Nonsense
Feb 18th
BBC - BBC Internet Blog: A new global visual... →
Feb 17th
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Feb 7th
Feb 5th
ignore the code: Removing Features →
minimalmac: Constant vigilance is the price you pay for an elegant application. This means you have to learn to say «no». Your current customers will ask you for a feature they want. Potential customers will tell you that if you add just one specific feature, they’ll buy the app. You can’t be everything for everyone. You have to let some people be customers of your competitors. This is a...
Feb 3rd
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The Reason You’re Stuck (and the one best way to... →
„What separates the few who ship from the masses who stumble, stall and ultimately surrender? The resistance“
Feb 2nd
Wise men said — Heads and speak bubbles →
Feb 2nd
January 2010
12 posts
Why you can never work 'full time' — Hicksdesign →
Jan 29th
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“I want my sites to look Safari in Safari, and IE6 in IE6. I most definitely do...”
– Sam Brown ~ The importance of teaching your clients and being the boss
Jan 21st
Recap: Connect with Your Client | Blue Flavor →
Jan 14th
Sam Brown ~ How to stay sane when freelancing from... →
Jan 14th
Catch My Fame » jQuery Before/After Plugin →
Jan 13th
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“You cannot not communicate. Every behaviour is a kind of communication. Because...”
– 52 Weeks of UX: The First Rule of UX
Jan 11th
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“The designer in a “pixel-pusher” relationship is a tool and not expert. Think of...”
– When Clients Take Too Much Design Control | Build Internet!
Jan 7th
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Airbag - Bipolar. →
Jan 7th
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“The simple fact is this: You, and only you, can determine what works best for...”
– Do what works best for you, not them ~ Authentic Boredom
Jan 6th
Stop Using Stock Photography Clichés « Boagworld →
Jan 5th
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“I’m an artist, and if you give me a tuba, I’ll bring you something...”
– John Lennon (via @nathansmith)
Jan 5th
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Jan 3rd
December 2009
35 posts
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Firefox Windows Theme/UI Update →
by Chromatic Pixel: “One of the more challenging, not to mention contentious, aspects of the Firefox UI update has been how to handle the MenuBar. On our first pass we were informed by how Safari and Chrome had handled this problem by paring down all menu items into two separate Page and Tools buttons. This approach has a few advantages but also some disadvantages. The new proposed approach to...
Dec 31st
10 Beautiful Sketches for Website Prototypes –... →
Dec 28th
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Flickr: I ♥ wireframes →
Dec 28th
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The "blueprints" of Monsieur Eiffel →
Dec 25th
Restaurants Use Menu Psychology to Entice Diners -... →
Dec 24th
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WatchWatch
(via Screenr - @greggpollack: The coolest unsubscribe page I’ve ever seen (from groupon.com) )
Dec 18th
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Dec 17th
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“Many young web designers view their craft the way I used to view pop culture....”
– Adobe Design Center - Columns and articles from experts on web design and motion graphics
Dec 17th
Functioning Form - The Apple Store's Checkout Form... →
So it’s interesting to note that Apple’s primary online sales channel (Web-based checkout) was redesigned during this time.
Dec 16th
Dec 16th
Pre-Development Website Planning →
While working at Clearleft, I learnt the importance of thorough planning before site development. Planning how you are going to write the code is just as important as how you are going to design the site. It makes you really think about blocks of content as individual, reusable components and helps make your CSS more consistent and easier for someone else to understand.
Dec 16th
Dec 15th
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Dec 15th
“Good quote: “People don’t buy what you do. They buy *why* you do...”
– Twitter / Nathan Smith: Good quote: “People don’t …
Dec 15th
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Screen Pass: How networks present the game →
dotsara: I love and watch a lot of football. The season is 17 weeks + the playoffs and unless I’m traveling I watch all day Sunday, Monday night, and the odd Thursday or Saturday night game. As a result, I spend a lot of time with the graphics from each of the 5 networks currently broadcasting NFL games (CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN, NFL Network). None of them is perfect, but a couple are better...
Dec 14th
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