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Signposts for the Week ending June 30, 2006

by Adaptive Path

Legendary German designer Erik Spiekermann to the designers of the World Cup: “Don’t quit your day jobs.”

An interview with “Understanding Comics” author Scott McCloud.

Matthew Hurst posts a bunch of nifty internet maps.

The Caffeine Database. ‘Nuff said.

“Hackers and Painters” author Paul Graham writes about The Power of the Marginal.

Bill deRouchey traces the evolution of interaction design through studying The History of the Button.

Ross Mayfield, CEO of enterprise wiki company (an Adaptive Path client) Socialtext, points us to studies on the adoption of social software in the enterprise.

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