Signposts for the Week Ending August 11, 2006
by Adaptive PathDesigner Ben Hopson discusses the Aesthetics of Motion in Product Design
The Oz-IA program for the end of September in Sydney looks great.
Scrivs gets it: Geeks and the web elite still don’t understand the web.
We started to write a response to Agency.com’s You Tube video, but knew we couldn’t top Douchebag Mountain.
How do you pick clients?
Matthew Knight’s visual dictionary is a cool project.
Are all blogs derivative? Malcolm Gladwell thinks so. For that matter, are all ideas derivative?
What’s this? Reporting from Valleywag?? 83 words you can’t say on Verizon Wireless
Tomorrow is the 25th Birthday of the IBM PC.
How behavior drives design: Phone design from the 1950s.
Richard MacManus starts a series on Browsers 2.0 with an interview of Flock’s Geoffrey Arone.
Nifty tricks for visualizing data in Excel that will impress your accounting department: bar charts, super bar charts, Tufte charts.
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