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Archive for September, 2007.
Grid Tools
—Some handy resources for all web designers for whom happiness is a tight grid..!
Five Simple Steps to Designing Grid Systems
How to ruin a web design
—I have had a few clients in my time that I wouldn’t mind showing this article to.
Great work here from Tom Muller.
Just got some feedback from a client relating to some comps I sent him for a new web project - the homepage features a big splash image - this was his response:
“They like the idea of a notable building and the image etc… now they cannot agree on where! …as they all have a vested interest… they all have something they would like, maybe a montage??”
AAARRGH…! I hate Photoshop montages and if you do too then you might just appreciate the above clip.
Patterns in Interaction Design
—Interaction Design Pattern Library - a handy design resource from Martijn van Welie. Via swissmiss.
From Mokkatanten comes the Porcelain Memory Stick. 1GB of memory and USB 2.0 wrapped in translucent handmade porcelain - a hand crafted, beautifully glazed piece of technology in a non-tech body. To add to the crafty feel each memory stick comes in a different coloured hand knitted little sock.
Available from Charles & Marie.
Australian painter and comic book artist Ashley Wood is producing a 14-inch tall version of his trademark robot, Bertie the Pipebot. The image above is a sneaky peak from toy manufacturers Bigshot Toyworks.
MIT’s John Maeda talks about Simplicity Patterns and the Laws of Simplicity at TED
This modern forest superintendent cabin from Stockholm based practice Strata Arkitektur is built with materials from an environmental perspective and is designed to wear gracefully with age.
Found at Arkitektur magazine.
The studio has just designed this e-commerce solution for Nabu Babygros - stocking effortlessly cool babygros selected from the best collections around the globe.
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