Taken at Dash of food
Taken at Dash of food
via techblog.appnexus.com Perfect timing on finding this. Currently I’m learning how to use OmniGraffle, a step up from using free apps, such as Cacoo and MindNode. So far I like it, as it’s pretty comprehensive, my Adobe Illustrator knowledge definitely helps with faster adoption of this program I think. Btw, if you’ve come across any […]
via home-designing.com Do you love interior design? You might just love these, I know I do 🙂
via vanredux12.eventbrite.com Really looking forward to the recap of the IxDA Interaction 12 presentations today, along with three keynote speakers! Lots to learn 🙂
via instagr.am Today’s purchase from the Farmers Market @ Nat Bailey 🙂 This should be of help to boost up the immune! Post colds.
So it seems that the cardboard digital camera is for real! I’ve always greatly appreciated their simplistic design aestetics and this camera shows just how well they do that. It’s interesting to see that this is developed for the social ux part of the business. From what I can see within the video, this means […]
via uxdesign.smashingmagazine.com Great article on how to make the web experience unique and fun, applying  gamification.
via foodandtechconnect.com Zokos is a new startup that aims to make it easier for people to connect in real life – over food- by reducing what they have identified as the “barriers to entertaining.” Last week, the Brooklyn-based startup launched their first tool, a platform designed to help hosts manage an event and share the […]
Getting Started & Overview Design Principles The Tools The stages of an iOS App Development Orientation to the Objective-C Language Architecture of an iOS App: Model/View/Controller Layers Overview of Selected FoundationKit Classes: Strings, Arrays & Dictionaries Popular UI, Frameworks & Distribution Tabs, Lists, Drill Down interfaces, Pickers, Adding Animations, Integrating with the Calendar, Accessing the Camera, […]
For the last few months I’ve been meeting with a team of folks, Todd Sieling & Tylor Sherman of Denim & Steel, and John Wellwood of Echo Memoirs on how to better accomplish story telling in the digital format, to still have as much purpose and engagement as the traditional person-to-person storytelling methods. Our small group grew out of the […]
“Undesign” Your Portfolio Website Apr 2 2012 by Kean Richmond | 17 Comments | Stumble Bookmark Even the most ineffective, unattractive or simple of man-made objects have been designed in some way. The same is true for the Web: Even the most hideous of websites are created by someone who has consciously made decisions into […]
via thenextweb.com I really like the below excerpt from the article: According to Braden Kowitz, a unicorn is “a magical designer that can solve all [of a company’s] problems”. If you’re looking for a designer who can come up with your identity, design your site, create UIs with great user experience for your web and […]
via thisiscolossal.com wow. amazingly intricate and beautiful. You must need to be incredibly patient though! I really like art that repurposes what otherwise would become trash. I find it poetic that the words of a book, esp. religious ones in this case, is used to form words that my speak of other things, in relation […]
via fastcompany.com …. As promising as each of these technologies may be, none completely solves the mobile interface dilemma. On our portable devices, it’s still too difficult to input large piles of text, to work with complex graphics, or to otherwise manipulate data as we’re used to on our desktops. “In many ways, this is […]
via mediaqueri.es Dangerous… I can see hours of fun checking out these responsive web sites! As Tommy Lewis @tommylee suggested humorously, great for a date! Lol…
I see that quite a few folks have also been seeking the answer to: HOW TO SHOW FULL BLOG POSTS within the main BLOG PAGE. I like many of you searched through the support forum and have found contradicting partial solutions suggested by the support staff. None of which actually solves the requested solution we […]
For those of you who updated the Themia theme recently, you may have noticed now blog posts will show double the images all of a sudden. It seems really odd that someone would change the code to do so. I actually suspect the support company they use, if this was thrown in to make work […]
via influxinsights.com That’s pretty ingenious, engaging the viewers of MadMen with an upcoming episode, as if we were brought back in time. Love it!