Showing posts with label design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label design. Show all posts

19 June 2009

Why the newspaper still beats the Amazon Kindle

Why the newspaper still beats the Amazon Kindle

Sadly: “But both versions of the Kindle are missing what makes print newspapers such a perfect delivery vehicle for news: graphic design.” Hopefully they can improve on this in time.

05 June 2009

Marie Mundaca on designing books for David Foster Wallace

Marie Mundaca on designing books for David Foster Wallace

Book design is likely one of the most underappreciated arts, but I find it fascinating.

24 April 2009

Comic Sans Font Examined

Comic Sans Font Examined

Nice piece, but I wish he’d go into even further detail.

08 July 2008

Previous/Next and Back/Next pagination links considered harmful

Previous/Next and Back/Next pagination links considered harmful

This is something that trips me up, too. “Newer”/”Older” is much better.

21 August 2007

"Maybe" is one option too many

“Maybe” is one option too many

Every time I go to rate a movie from Netflix I think about this argument in favor of using 4-star systems instead of 5-star systems.

03 August 2007

Twitter Identity Transference Syndrome (TwITS)

Twitter Identity Transference Syndrome (TwITS)

How the Twitterific icon become associated as the brand for Twitter itself.

05 June 2007

London, How do I Hate Thee? Let me Count the Ways, 1, 2... 2012

London, How do I Hate Thee? Let me Count the Ways, 1, 2… 2012

Reaction to the unveiling of the ugly, ugly logo for the 2012 Olympic games.

12 May 2007

Clean/Explicit

Just saw this on iTunes:

iTunes Buttons

Which one do you think is currently selected?

22 April 2007

12 April 2007

And... Logo Action!

And… Logo Action!

A look at how some companies animate their corporate logos in their ads.

04 April 2007

Human Computer Interaction in Science Fiction Movies

Human Computer Interaction in Science Fiction Movies

Reference UI in Star Trek TNG, The Matrix, Minority Report, and more.

29 March 2007

Kutaragi "Insisted" on Spider-Man Font for PS3

Kutaragi “insisted” on Spider-Man font for PS3

I’ve always felt the logotype gives the console a very cheap look to it. It’s so recognizable as “the Spider-Man font” that it just looks like they were too lazy to come up with something unique.

21 March 2007

Ambigram Doormat

Ambigram doormat

Reads “come in” one way and “go away” if turned the other way.