Back to Bradshaw’s / Paul Robert Lloyd
I really like getting Paul’s insights into building his Bradshaw’s Guide project. Here he shares his process for typography, images and geolocation.
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Dealing with Technical & Design Debt - Breakfast Session - Agile Swap Shop (Brighton, England) | Meetup
If you’re a project manager anywhere near Brighton, put this event in your calendar for the morning of May 30th.
CodePen Projects Is Here! - CodePen Blog
Incredibly impressive work from the CodePen team—you can now edit entire projects in your web browser …and then deploy them to a live site!
Beyond Work
An ongoing photography project from Curtis:
Beyond Work tells stories about humans at work, with no judgement or glorification. It’s an attempt at unearthing the social, cultural and functional world of work, that’s become invisible in everyday life.
Side Projects – AVC
I think the move away from side projects toward doing a startup day one is not all good. There was something great about the ability to experiment with an idea before committing to it and before sucking other people’s money into it.
The toxic side of free. Or: how I lost the love for my side project (part 1)
Have a read through all of Remy’s posts on his frustrating—but still rewarding—time running JS Bin.
Projectors don’t lie.
I’ve always liked testing on the crappiest mobile phones in the device lab—it feels like an honest stress test. I quite like the idea of using a crappy projector for the same reason.
The Pastry Box Project: Finish your projects
Words of wisdom from Seb when it comes to personal projects: finish what you start.
Most people don’t finish their projects so simply by getting it done, you’re way ahead of the crowd.
Best Collaborative Project : The Net Awards 2014
Well, this is nice: the Line-mode browser hack has been nominated in the Best Collaborative Project in the Net awards.
But 24 Ways has also been nominated, and let’s face it, that really is the best collaborative project.
There are no small changes | Inside Intercom
Des is right, y’know.
Scope grows in minutes, not months. Look after the minutes, and the months take care of themselves.
Scrap Ideas — David Cole
David Cole shares the ideas for projects he would like to develop further, but probably never will. I like this a lot (and there are some great ideas in here).
Map Projection Transitions
A lovely way of demonstrating the differences between map projections. Drag for extra fun.
Mercator Puzzle!
This is fun. Drag the red country outlines around and slot them into place on the map. Sounds easy, right? But the distorting effect of the Mercator projection makes it a lot tougher than it looks.
Projecteo - The tiny instagram projector - Projecteo
We got a sneak peak of this lovely little Instagram-powered projector from the guys at Mint Digital at last week’s Skillswap. “It’s not a wheel. It’s a carousel.”
Now you can back it on Kickstarter.
heather powazek champ - Message in a bottle: The Mirror Project
The Mirror Project is back! The Mirror Project is back!
This warms the cockles of my nostalgic little heart.
Move The Web Forward | Guide to getting involved with standards and browser development
A call-to-arms for web developers combined with a handy list of projects you can get involved in.
Made by One – Huffduffer
In which I answer some questions about the making of Huffduffer.
Home - Brighton Open Kitchen Project
This looks like an excellent project for Brighton:
We would like to create a community cooking space in the heart of the city, for people with a passion for food. This will give people access to a commercial kitchen space from which they can learn, share and improve skills while potentially starting food-related ventures.
Good Kickoff Meetings
The companion website to Kevin Hoffman's IA Summit talk, this is a hugely valuable resource for an often-overlooked part of the design process: the kick-off meeting.
"It's like twitter. Except we charge people to use it."
This is just wonderful. "Please design a logo for me. With pie charts. For free."