May 2013
13 posts
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“I mean, have you seen a 2G, 3G or 3GS screen recently? You’d think you have some...”
– Max Rudberg, iOS subdued
May 17th
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Psychological Pitfalls And Lessons of A... →
Very open and poignant article by Aza Raskin about his experience founding Massive Health. I have been considering a similar path lately, and hearing down-to-earth recounts like this is really eye-opening.
May 17th
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Congrats! The Back-Slappy Nature of Social Media →
Hunter Walk: The “congrats” tweets: They need to stop. The examples which Hunter describes happen all of the time—but really, what’s the big fucking deal? My problem with this article is in the title: Of course the “Nature of Social Media” is “Back-Slappy.” Social media is a platform for sharing and communication with a proclivity to exercising ego and...
May 16th
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May 16th
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Everything announced at the Google I/O 2013... →
Nice roundup from TNW.
May 15th
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May 15th
226 notes
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The ustwo™ Pixel Perfect Precision Handbook 2 →
If the first was any indication, this is required reading for both new and experienced designers. Almost a year and a half after the first release of the PPP handbook - we still love pixels. It seems like you do too as we’ve had some great feedback. We’ve been working hard to make it bigger, better, and more useful.
May 14th
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May 14th
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The future of iOS design? →
Tim Green takes a look at the progression of popular iOS apps as a potential clue to the level of “flatness” that iOS 7 will introduce.
May 13th
48 notes
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May 13th
67 notes
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May 6th
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May 6th
36 notes
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Adobe Photoshop CC Features →
Top of the list for almost every designer I know: “Editable rounded rectangles.”
May 6th
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March 2013
2 posts
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Mar 30th
39 notes
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Mar 18th
33 notes
February 2013
3 posts
3 tags
“You want it, too: brain scan studies reveal that the sight of an attractive...”
– NYT: Why We Love Beautiful Things
Feb 26th
52 notes
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modern.IE →
Microsoft released an amazing set of tools for testing previous versions of IE this week, including a webpage scanner, a partnership deal with BrowserStack, and — my personal favorite — pre-built VMs for every version of IE since 6.
Feb 1st
57 notes
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Feb 1st
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January 2013
15 posts
Jan 26th
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“Working people to death to ship any one feature or product is a poor strategy,...”
– DHH on Your life’s work
Jan 22nd
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A Firm Turn Toward the Objective: Josef... →
A fascinating and personal recount of the impact left by renowned Swiss designer Josef Müller-Brockmann.
Jan 21st
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Form Follows Function →
Back when Flash was all the rage, one would find experimental sites like this all the time. It seems less common in the HTML5 world, which really makes this a gem.
Jan 18th
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Jan 17th
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“Tweaks and polish happened in parallel as I finished off features; I like...”
– Loren Brichter, Interview on Startup Juicer
Jan 17th
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The Great Discontent: Chris Shiflett & Cameron... →
The Great Discontent interviews two of my favorite people from across the country who, among their myriad roles at Fictive Kin, also run my favorite web conference, Brooklyn Beta.
Jan 15th
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What's your favorite website CMS? →
I posted a little question to Branch, curious to hear from all you web designers and developers, especially those who do client work.
Jan 15th
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Jan 15th
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Jan 14th
34 notes
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Jan 14th
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Jan 4th
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“I’ve always been pushing that envelope. I want to risk hitting my head on the...”
– Quentin Tarantino, Q&A w NYTIMES
Jan 4th
109 notes
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CodePen Pro →
CodePen is becoming a fantastic tool for showing off bits of code, testing changes, and exploring others’ code. CodePen Pro looks to be an excellent addition to the service with a slew of new features.
Jan 3rd
15 notes
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Jan 3rd
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September 2012
3 posts
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WatchWatch
New Myspace is looking fantastic.
Sep 27th
74 notes
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Responsive Measure by Josh Brewer →
thisisresponsive: Josh Brewer created a nice tool to maintain typographic measure for responsive design.
Sep 18th
10 notes
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Sep 7th
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August 2012
4 posts
3 tags
Aug 13th
45 notes
5 tags
Aug 6th
39 notes
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Aug 4th
76 notes
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Aug 3rd
53 notes
July 2012
11 posts
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“In your heart, you hate the piece. You want it to go away because it sucks. You...”
– Don Charlton, Why Designers Need to Act Like Narrators
Jul 31st
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Jul 31st
27 notes
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iconmonstr →
A nice, growing, collection of free glyphs. Includes SVG downloads, so you can easily import the icons into Icomoon or Fontello (if you’re like me and prefer webfont-based icons).
Jul 30th
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“One of the best pieces of advice I can give to a designer is to be...”
– Yaron Schoen, design lead at Twitter NY
Jul 30th
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Designer in Residence, Benchmark Capital
I’m very excited to announce that I’ve taken a position as Designer in Residence with Benchmark Capital. For those who don’t know, Benchmark is an bay area, early-stage venture capital firm which has invested in some of the best products in the industry — Apps and services that I personally use every day, like Twitter, Uber, and Dropbox. We will be opening an office in San...
Jul 27th
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Jul 13th
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Jul 13th
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“The Vietnam Vets memorial offended a lot of people. The design of Google made...”
– How to live happily with a great designer, Seth Godin
Jul 7th
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Cast Irony: The case for a 7.8″ iPad →
castirony: I’ve been talking to some people on twitter about the technical feasibility of Apple one day introducing a smaller and lighter iPad. The general opinion I’m seeing is that it would require a change to the dimension of the screen in points, or the touch targets would be so small that it’d be…
Jul 5th
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Jul 5th
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