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A good list of interface guidelines based on real world experience with a mobile phone, an music player and an operating system.
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A good list of interface guidelines based on real world experience with a mobile phone, an music player and an operating system.
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Håkon is not happy with the default settings in IE8. Deep in the preferences, "Display intranet sites in Compatibility View" is checked.
Interface elements as fridge magnets. Make prototyping fun!
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Screenshots of various log in screens on the iPhone. I think Cindy has been hanging out with Luke W.
Magnolia's going Open Source. Soon you'll be able to host and run your own instance of the social bookmarking service.
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The muisc "industry" is clearly populated by asshats who actively enjoy displaying their incompetence and malice.
I'm going to Japan in November to talk about Ajax. I am very excited about this.
Wesley Hodgson liveblogged the talk I just gave at An Event Apart San Francisco — Patterns in the process.
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Follow the fun at An Event Apart San Francisco thanks to the diligent liveblogging of Andrew Mager. The man's a machine!
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Jina's new site is live and quite lovely it is too.
Handheld footage from Imperial Fleet Week in San Francisco.
A wonderfully informative and useful look at paragraphs styles ...in history and in CSS.
He's not big and he's not clever but Little Gordon is f*cking funny.
Brian and Josh are organising a Long Bet style gathering for the day before dConstruct. To participate, choose a timescale and enter your prediction. What an excellent way to kick-start some discussion.
A detailed look at the troubled history of George Lakoff, the father of conceptual metaphor.
In a similar treatment to the Pepys blog, the diary of George Orwell is being republished as a blog offset by 70 years.
A great explanation of how open technologies like microformats and OpenID enable greater discovery of data.
I never thought I'd find myself linking to and agreeing with a post on TechC*nt but it's good to see somebody pointing out Facebook's hypocrisy with using the password anti-pattern.
An interactive, collaborative timeline of the history and development of virtual worlds, open for anyone to edit.
There will be an evening games in the foyer of the Clearleft office building on Thursday, August 21st.
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There appears to be a form of synesthesia where people "hear" motion. Watch this video (repeatedly) to test your own sensory perception.
Ridiculing the empty language of the corporate world one putrid word at a time.
A proof of concept browser from Adaptive Path together with Mozilla Labs. This must have been fun to work on.
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Sometimes Apple gets it wrong and Microsoft gets it right. That's certainly the case for users with low-vision.
A useful collection of frustrations. Find an suitable one to send to a client today.