Posts in Design,Internet,Personal
Some day, I’ll be able to tell people “I knew him as a kid!” (View Comments)
If you’re looking for design inspiration, do yourself a favor and visit The Generation Church website. This very well could be the most stunning site I’ve seen in the past 12 months. I knew Sean growing up, and was always humbled by his intelligence. These days I’m similarly humbled by his design aesthetic. Just watch [...]
Lazy Sunday, Part Deux (View Comments)
How do you spoof the SNL Narnia video and pull it off? Use cute kids.
Reflections on an un-conference (View Comments)
There’s a whole other world out there, and I caught a glimpse of it this past weekend. There are people who have started successful consulting firms and have worked for two major media companies…and just reached an age where they can legally buy alcohol. There are people who have had their lives shattered in the [...]
Promotion (View Comments)
Got promoted last week – I’m no longer the ambiguous ‘Director of User Experience’ but a full-fledged Creative Director. It’s a pretty cool feeling – since college, I knew that if I were going to bite the bullet and work for someone else, this would be the kind of position I’d want. Whatever creative faculties [...]
Google’s click-to-call (View Comments)
Google introduces ‘click-to-call’ – but will people be willing ot pick up the phone?
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The extremely talented Andy Rutledge weighed in on the home page design for auction mega-giant eBay earlier today. His analysis was pretty thorough, and he managed to take a page that was extremely cluttered and hone in on what he felt were the most important pieces. Andy does a great job of focusing on creating [...]
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Love this email newsletter design – very well put together. Animated GIFs are making a comeback, mark my words….
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Jakob Nielsen on ClearType, the plugin from Microsoft that anti-aliases screen text to make it more readable. “ClearType will make this user at least 10% more productive while reading from the screen, for a gain of $2,000.” I’ve had it for a few weeks now and I actually have enjoyed it quite a bit. You [...]
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Good stuff. Back in my premarketing days this was the kind of stuff I’d stress contstantly – it really doesn’t take much to leave a strong positive impression on your customers. In fact, I would submit that the little touches like these are often the most important thing that should be on your company’s agenda [...]
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Lots of things on the Internet make you smirk. But few make you laugh out loud in the conference room, forcing your colleagues to look up from what they’re doing to look your way. This is one of them.
