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Do we really need Web Design and Taxonomy?
Two recent memes from the blogosphere seem to me to be ripe for mixing: Meme 1) The current trend for tech blog re-designs to have a minimalist, lotsa-white-space look that
Facebook Acting Buggy? You Could Be a Test Subject
Have you ever been using Facebook and randomly found that you were suddenly unable to do some very basic thing, like update your status? Or comment on and "like" your
What is Data Visualization? [Infographic]
Sébastien Pierre is the founder of FFunction, a Montréal-based data visualization company. His company created an infographic titled: "What is Data Visualization?" We asked Pierre for an explanation about
Visualizing Social Software Best Practices: Three Approaches
digg_url = 'http://digg.com/software/Visualizing_Social_Software_Best_Practices_Three_Approaches'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; Here in the US it's the busiest travel day of the year and while media events and new product launches
Notable: Closing the Feedback Loop for Web Designers
ZURB, a well-known Bay Area design and consulting firm that has worked with the likes of Facebook, eBay and Britney Spears, decided to release one of the tools it built
How To Build A Site That Looks Great On Every Screen
The responsive design revolution is upon us. With tablet and smartphone use soaring and changing our media habits, Web publishers no longer have a choice but to build designs that
Bounce Makes Giving Visual Feedback Easy
Giving and receiving design feedback can be difficult, as bulleted lists of comments and screenshots are often labor intensive and miss the context of the complete design. To make this
Design for Data III
Oh boy, this gets better... check out this extract from the latest issue of Fortune magazine (hat-tip Susan Mernit): "The latest version of MyYahoo! allows its users to create custom
Google Tries Its Hand at Good Design With Swooshier Image Browsing
Google announced a new, swooshier format for showing photos on Place Pages, its listings for businesses and landmarks. Photos are now displayed in a lightbox layered over the screen, with
Top 10 Signs You Need To Retool Your Business
The folks at Heller Communications Design have this wonderful "About" page that has some pointers on when a potential client should hire them. The list spoke to me, not because
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