You were never an Adobe product
I still remember my first encounter with you… It was mid-1999, I was a senior in high school. You looked so advanced, so refined, so powerful. And yet, you were still in version 3. Continue reading
You were never an Adobe product
I still remember my first encounter with you… It was mid-1999, I was a senior in high school. You looked so advanced, so refined, so powerful. And yet, you were still in version 3. Continue reading
I’ve been thinking about this one for a while and I think I found the new IE6 and yes… I’m scared.
We got to keep pushing towards what we believe can make the world better and us happier. That’s all there’s to it.
I just launched allpurposecard.com. A site where you can build your own holiday card, get the link for it and send it to a special (or not-so special) someone. Continue reading
Caffeine is one of the most useful apps I have on my MacBook and I totally love it but it’s the only app in my menubar that didn’t have retinafied icons.
As a matter of fact, the icons don’t even follow the classic monochromatic pictogram style that every other OSX menubar app has and that’s why I made this set of icons for it.
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In the download file you’ll find the icons that you need to add and replace into the caffeine app as well as the original vector Fireworks files. It’s a FIRED IT UP project (new catchphrase for Fireworks projects). If you haven’t tried Fireworks yet, you definitely should. Continue reading
This post is inspired by a recent twitter discussion by @ald and @luisjoset about Apple losing the marketshare war against Android. Continue reading
I was talking to a friend recently about twitter’s new “Rules of the Road” and we were talking about how sad we felt about the change of direction and why it was that way. Continue reading
There’s a great article on Smashing Magazine that says that a User Experience cannot be designed.
The article goes through a lot of theory and reasoning to prove that right based on a lot of naming conventions of what UX is and is not and then it reaches the main premise “you cannot design the situation of the user” ergo you can’t design the UX. Continue reading