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Tuesday June 24, 2008
Oakland Crimespotting
This elegant display of human misbehavior was created by Stamen Design.
(via Adaptive Path)
Oakland Crimespotting Image posted by Matt Donovan in Design, Information Design, Usability, Visual Design . Comments (0)
Tuesday June 10, 2008
ATM Interface Design
Excellent post by Holger Struppek on redesigning the bank ATM interface for Wells Fargo.
ATM Interface Design Image posted by Jeff Adams in Information Design, Usability, User Experience, Visual Design .
Monday June 2, 2008
Things touch
I always enjoy learning the process of how others design and develop interfaces. As always, Cultured Code give us a peak behind-the-scenes of their upcoming iPhone version of Things.
Things touch Image posted by Jeff Adams in Interface, Usability, Visual Design .
Wednesday May 7, 2008
compfight →
My new go-to for “stock” photography. I may never use istock again.
compfight Link posted by Matt Donovan in Visual Design .
Thursday February 28, 2008
The Fine Art of Wireframes
As an Information Architect, I spend the majority of my day developing information flows, creating thoughtful ways to display content, and determining how to successfully communicate this design direction to clients. One of the most successful tools in my belt is sketching: the ability to cleanly hand-draw wireframes, widgets or even screen designs is an art form which is worth its weight in gold (or Euros).
The Fine Art of Wireframes Article posted by T. Scott Stromberg in Information Architecture, Visual Design .
Tuesday January 8, 2008
Enterprise Fire-Flow
It is my assertion that Fireworks makes an excellent choice for designers and developers working in an enterprise environment, helping to streamline work-flow and expedite collaboration. Suspend judgment and disbelief while I explain what I love so much about this unsung graphics application.
Enterprise Fire-Flow Article posted by Nathan Smith in Visual Design .
Monday May 21, 2007
The New Bauhaus
Since college I have had an increasing interest in history, especially art history. One of the most influential and thought provoking of my studies has been that of the Bauhaus design philosophy. The Bauhaus (which in German means “Architecture House”) was an art and architecture school first established in Weimer, Germany in 1919.
The New Bauhaus Article posted by T. Scott Stromberg in Visual Design .