Category: Asides
The details coming from deaxon
Via Chris Bowler Oh my gosh the details of deaxon. Be sure to check out the super size. They’ve accomplished with this site what I find most frustrating about Web apps trying to mimic desktop apps: fluidity. Although it’s a WebKit thing, these guys pulled it off. Given their industry, it speaks volume about the […]
Posted: March 16, 2010
Minimal mindset in de Yummygum office
Via Pat Dryburgh Wow. Just wow. Imagine walking into this every morning, fresh coffee in hand. Instant inspiration. The attention to detail is staggering. The functionality to boot. Do want. Minimal mindset in de Yummygum office « Yummygum | Webdesign, fotografie, branding en printmedia uit Amsterdam.
Posted: March 12, 2010
MetaLab Goes Open Source?
While I’m nearly sure the details of this issue are nowhere near what people may want to make them out to be, it’s a shame things like this happen. Many people read the post and assume the board of directors itself over at Mozilla did everything they could to steal from MetaLab. That’s not the […]
Posted: March 10, 2010
Noah Stokes / Designblind
Noah Stokes and I think alike. With each post of his I find myself more and more in line with the same experiences/frustrations/inspirations as he. We also have a ridiculously similar sense of humor. He’s a funny guy, and he’s said a number of things that I’ve either thought or haven’t afforded articulation quite yet. […]
Posted: March 10, 2010
Colosseo Letterpress Poster by Cameron Moll
Cameron Moll has done it again, and in a big way. A year long personal project of his has finally come to fruition. As he has done before, Cameron has released a stunning letterpress piece that’s well suited for any one of our homes or offices. I don’t even know where to begin describing the piece, but […]
Posted: March 10, 2010
The Panic Status Board
It’s things like this that make me more than happy to hit ‘Buy’ repeatedly. Could you imagine if Adobe provided such things? This reminds me of a nice post I read some time ago on transparency in software development in which Colin discusses the importance of software makers keeping in contact with their supporters. While […]
Posted: March 09, 2010
Poster design by Metric72
LIGHT MEASUREMENT by Metric72 Poster design by Metric72. via ffffound – Some Random Dude.
Posted: March 06, 2010
Books in the Age of the iPad
Although not a device I’ll likely be picking up on launch day, the iPad seems to be taking hold as the device it was intended to be. I’ll be honest; my initial reaction to the iPad was a generic lack of surprise. Aside from the wild speculation taking place, I was nearly convinced it’d be […]
Posted: March 06, 2010
The Votes are in: Asides are on a Trial Run
Update: Along with this switch I will no longer be using FeedBurner exclusively. I’d appreciate it if you could take a minute to ensure your subscription URL is accurate to the links referenced in this post. Thanks in advance! While not overwhelming, the bulk of the response I got from the
Posted: March 05, 2010
Bringing on Asides: Yay or Nay?
I’ve toiled back and forth between the possibility (and feasibility) of adding asides to Monday By Noon. I’ve constantly wavered back and forth between whether they’re applicable and also whether readers would enjoy such posts. When I think about asides, I basically equate them to Tumblr style posts. In the case of MBN, I’d use […]
Posted: March 05, 2010