
Via DesignNotes from an original post on Noisy Decent Graphics.
And in accordance with item2, here it is in html text:
- My Internet doesn’t use flash, evahhh. Unless it’s a video, and then only for video.
- My Internet prefers html text wherever possible.
- My Internet lets me use my email address or my usual username as a username. It doesn’t give me one or make me create a new one.
- My Internet lets me use a password entirely of my own choosing. It doesn’t make me add numbers or Capitals wH3re I don’t want them.
- My Internet values simplicity and clarity over almost everything else.
- My Internet prefers tools that I’m familiar with like Flickr, YouTube, iTunes, Google etc. It doesn’t reinvent convention for the sake of it.
- My Internet has a screen resolution of 1024×768. Today. As I write this. That will change sooner than you think.
- My Internet has absolute urls for everything.
- My Internet may not have exactly the same colours as My Printed Matter.
- If My Internet was forced to choose between speed and visual lushness, speed would win easily.
- My Internet has no back, forward or print buttons. That’s what My Browser is for.
- My Internet has contact details clearly accessible right from the word go.
- My Internet will not work for everyone, everywhere, always, at the same time, all the time. It will especially not work for CEO’s Aunties.
