April 2012
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Apr 7th
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“The designs in these concept videos are free from real-world constraints —...”
– Daring Fireball: The Type of Companies That Publish Future Concept Videos I’ve been struggling the last few days with what I can do versus what I can imagine. This quote is grounding for me, and helps me stay focused. What core interactions can I make? What emotions can I make people feel?...
Apr 6th
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“In the future-friendly web, generalists rule, but most good generalists still...”
– The Six Most Important Ideas From An Event Apart Seattle 2012, via Jeffrey Zeldman (@zeldman).
Apr 6th
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Apr 6th
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Week Notes #8, Bi-Weekly/No Excuse Edition: Mar 23...
Logo Design I contracted Zack Davenport a little over a week ago to design the logo for Scrit Scrit. We just had our first review, and I’m extremely pleased with the work he’s generating. In the meantime, I’m using the logos I previously sketched as a placeholder. Nerves vs. Productvity Last week, as I headed into my weekly meeting with Dan, I had barely anything started. I was...
Apr 5th
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Apr 5th
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Creativity tools: The next wave of iOS apps? →
I was surprised that Instagram wasn’t mentioned in this article as being at the forefront of instant, digital photography. Via Steve.
Apr 5th
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Apr 4th
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Apr 4th
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Apr 4th
LESS « The Dynamic Stylesheet language →
This looks useful for frontend folks. EDIT: SASS, via Chris.
Apr 4th
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Apr 3rd
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Apr 3rd
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“It is an amazing thing to know where you are headed but a lot many times we must...”
– Letters from a Designer: On openness of thought and spirit 
Apr 2nd
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Apr 1st
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Shantell Martin creates beautiful, hand-drawn worlds. I love the simplicity of her work, how it feels as though you could do it, until you see all the detail involved.
Apr 1st
March 2012
93 posts
Pakora Butty: Back to Business →
From Pakora Butty: I am now working on another business and I will never call it a startup. Calling it a startup adds a layer of abstraction that I don’t want. Calling it a business forces me to think about all the factors that require a business to function from the start. Smart thinking.
Mar 31st
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