They Keep Using That Word ∙ An A List Apart Column
David gets physidigital.
David gets physidigital.
Note’s from Joanne’s presentation at Improving Reality.
The opening keynote from Warren Ellis for this year’s Improving Reality. I’d like to walk into space with this man.
A great article by Hannah, focusing on the Long Web—it isn’t about the quantity of data you’re publishing; it’s the quality. This builds nicely on the article I linked to recently about digital scarcity.
Nik demos the neat interactions in Realmac’s latest piece of iOS software in this cute little video.
The process behind a responsive realignment …and the end result is very nice indeed.
Chloe’s redesign/realign is a lovely bit of HTML5 and CSS3 all wrapped up in a responsive layout.
One potential nightmare vision of the future …that looks kind of cool.
Matt encapsulates a lot of what I've been thinking about recently: the real-time web is all well and good, but let's not forsake the enormous potential for fulfilment in archives.
A few notes on the recent re-align of the Radio 4 website by Clearleft.
This makes my brain giddy. Dizzying stuff, clearly explained.
Anil Dash writes about the realtime web, calling it Pushbutton.
Good news everyone: Douglas is back! Yay!
A real time satellite tracking web application. Over 8000 satellites are tracked and can be displayed on the familiar Google Maps interface.
Realtime visualisation of feelings on Twitter. I can't help but think that present continuous emotions would have yielded better results; loving, hating, thinking...
A brilliant braindump by Matt Webb examining the weave of the Web and the nature of reality. Set aside some time to soak this up.
Malarkey's got a brand new bag... if by "bag" you mean "website". And a very nice bag it is too.
Mike and the team have redesigned/realigned Newsvine with some nice customisation of the front page.
Did you notice that Upcoming recently switched from liquid to fixed? Have your say about that here.
Dan has redesigned. Or maybe that should be realigned. Either way, it feels just perfect. Talented bastard.
The PDF book of the T-shirt of the philosophy from 37 Signals. There are 4 chapters online for you to sample.
If you live in San Francisco, now's your chance to snap up a great roommate: Sergio's coming to town.
This is the plain vanilla look.
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