Coudal Partners
Monana county fair, near the Iowa/Nebraska border.
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Monana county fair, near the Iowa/Nebraska border.
I'll be sitting in judgement on the entries to this neat competition which harks back to the good ol' days of 5k.org.
Soon the trilogy will be complete: a documentary on urban planning sounds like the perfect way for Gary Hustwit to follow up Helvetica and Objectified.
A fascinating look at hypertext in illuminated manuscripts.
An excellent rebuttal by Steven Pinker to Nicholas Carr's usual trolling.
An all-in-one validator from the W3C: markup, CSS and feed validation.
Best. Robots.txt file. Ever.
Yes! Yes! Yes! An excellent fisking of that ridiculous New York Times article that confused problems in the present with data longevity.
Dan Gilmore, reporting from a conference on digital preservation. I should pay attention to this
The website of the Yahoo accessibility team.
This article needs a great big "citation needed" slapped on it. Yes, people need to think about what they post on the web, but no, that stuff will not stay around "forever." If anything, the web suffers from the opposite problem: memory loss.
A great Fisking by Ben of (very silly, IMHO) morally panicked Guardian article on Foursquare.
By far the best use of an iPad I've seen.
Frances takes issue with the hgroup element in HTML5.
A one-day event in London in September on the topic of accessibility, with a focus on motor impairment.
Paul Ford sets the record straight on what editors do.
A very handy looking API that turns file uploading (and conversion) into a service.
Cute wearable typography snobbery.
A response to Tom's "Either you've shipped or you haven't."
Tom says it like it is. Making A Thing generates empathy.
It's a small world after all.
Download Calexico live in Nuremburg, licensed under a Creative Commons attribution non-commercial share-alike license.
Dan has an idea for a possible application of the HTML5 mark element in navigation lists.
Jonathan Stark's book is available online, in HTML, for free.
Aaron's lovely visualisation of Flickr's shapetiles.
A cute little mashup: find out what you were listening to according to Last.fm when you were posting to Twitter.
Old photos placed on a map. Quite engrossing.
Well: this is an odd one: the entire duration of the trans-siberian railway on video and simultaneous map.
A beautiful piece of musical mathematical poetry.
A nice look at some rules of thumb for combining typefaces.
A website dedicated to the world-renowned trafficwomen of North Korea.
A timely reminder: don't hide information behind mouseover events.
Burnout is a bitch.
A filter (for Mac and PC) to block violence, misogyny, superstition and other mainstays of religious content.
An excellent argument in favour of vendor prefixes in CSS, from Eric.
An entertaining missive from the future.
Designing for the apocalypse.
Basecamp is now chockful of hCards. Excellent!
Live in Brighton? Like hardware hacking? Build Brighton needs your input.
Beautiful chemistry visualisations using canvas.
Brighton gets its own UX conference.
A rip-o...— I mean, another form inspired by Huffduffer.