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As Paris morphs into the Riviera, some clever icon design works its own transformation. 1 comment(s)
Add these to your browser for easy access to large images of book covers, album art or commercial products. 4 comment(s)
I wrote the "C25K" training program for new runners over a decade ago. Its philosophy overlaps neatly with my philosophy of software design. 47 comment(s)
Your service plan gives you free upgrades for Big Medium. Be sure that you're up-to-date before your plan expires, and find out details about how to renew. 0 comment(s)
Three new Big Medium plugins let you create multi-page articles, add watermarks to images and boost publishers' library permissions. 6 comment(s)
Your faithful correspondent fell under the browbeating eye of authority on a few recent and essentially trivial occasions, making me think a bit about the effects of control, rule enforcement and tone in my own work. 2 comment(s)
Tons of cool historical design in the Paris subway is getting gutted. 0 comment(s)
Picnik and Photoshop Express are two sites that let regular folks edit images directly from the browser. 2 comment(s)
When behind-the-scenes systems replace common sense and customer expectations. A parable at the coffee stand. 2 comment(s)
My latest scheme to improve productivity and creative flow: Screw around. Waste time. Make stuff. Banter. Play. 0 comment(s)
If you’ll be in Austin for the SXSW Interactive Festival over the next several days, be sure to say howdy. 0 comment(s)
This week, I finally got around to printing a new set of business cards. Here’s what I came up with, along with some of the thoughts that informed the design. 3 comment(s)
With a touch of JavaScript and a little help from Google, it's easy to generate slick chart graphics from simple HTML tables. 1 comment(s)