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The Nauga Monster
One of these days I’m going to buy myself a Nauga Monster, you may not believe it but this little guy is vintage.
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Eames The Little Toy
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How My Eye Sees the New Facebook Timeline Interface
This past week, Facebook announced a total overhaul of user profiles and also released a beta version to Developers. I took a peek at my account with the new style and felt pretty bombarded by four columns, tickers, chat lists at least three containers for navigation but it’s okay, I can handle it – my real concern is with eye tracking and the timeline.
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Design Inspiration
I’ve consulted Designspiration for inspiration in the past, but just recently added it to my RSS reader.
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Photoshop Glitch: Could not save file…
“Could not save (file name) because the file is already in use or left open.”
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Google Music Review
With Google Music, you can listen to your music from anywhere you have an internet connection because all your songs are stored in a cloud. That means: no more syncing music to devices other than your computer (ie. work computer, phone etc.). Since I don’t have an android phone, I’m reviewing the interface of the web application only. With that being said, I think it’s an interesting product and if something similar were adopted by Apple where internet wasn’t necessary (a bit more like drop box) I’d absolutely use it.
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Effective Communication Using Pictograms
The purpose of pictograms is so that people don’t have to read.
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How do I merge to Shape Layers in Photoshop?
All these years and I had no idea that I could do this, well here’s how it’s done.
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Just another reason to love Coca-Cola
For as long as I can remember, I’ve loved the Coca Cola branding, not only the vintage posters but also the logo design. The very first Coca Cola logo was not the world-famous Spencerian Script logo that we’ve all come to love but actually was just a plain ol’ sans serif type. From what I gather, this logo was only used in a couple of newspaper printings very early on in the company’s development.
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How do I know if the CTA on my landing page is clear?
Use a blur test to see if your call-to-action is clear. I tested the headliner.fm homepage to see if I was able to find the sign up button, even if the text is unreadable. Sure enough, I found a few things that could be improved.
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