What's Global Moxie?
Global Moxie is the hypertext laboratory of Josh Clark, a designer, developer, and author who offers workshops and consulting for iPhone app design. He’s also creator of Big Medium, a web content management system. Josh spins words and code from multimedia studios in Providence, RI, and Paris, France.
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Books by Josh Clark
Pages tagged “iphone”
Unlock the full potential of your favorite gadget with this authoritative guide to the best apps for iPhone and iPod Touch. With over 100,000 iPhone apps to choose from, there's a mind-boggling number of ways to make your favorite device do just about anything you can imagine—and almost certainly a few things you would've never thought of. So while it's not hard to find apps for your iPhone or iPod Touch, it's frustratingly difficult to find the best ones. Best iPhone Apps guides the way, shining the light on over 200 gee-whiz apps that delight, empower, and entertain. And be sure to check out the book's companion site at iphoneapps.oreilly.com Published by O'Reilly Media.
Three times makes it an institution, right? Providence's third UX meetup takes place Tuesday, August 24. Join the Facebook group, then stop by to chat design and slurp cocktails with local user-experience pros in Providence, RI.
Upcoming: Tapworthy Talks in 2010
Mark your calendar! I'm talking mobile app design at several conferences and events in summer and fall 2010. Here's the rundown.
Mark your calendar! I'm talking mobile app design at several conferences and events in summer and fall 2010. Here's the rundown.
O’Reilly Answers recently posted an excerpt from Tapworthy about the ideal size of iPhone tap targets.
This week at Mashable, I shared some ideas for extending the (alarmingly brief) lifespan of mobile apps. The secret: content trophies, competition, community, and a dash of emotion.
On Tuesday. July 20, grab a wireframe, a color palette, and a cocktail glass to mix it up with local user-experience pros in Providence, RI. I'll do a lightning talk on Tapworthy apps.
The gorgeous high resolution of iPhone 4 soothes the eye but adds extra legwork for iPhone designers. Here's the big picture.
Web and software designers, take note: Spray-painted compasses in New York illustrate how helpful a thin layer of extra help can be for new arrivals.
Grab a quiet, low-contrast wallpaper to return some calm to your iPhone home screen.
I posted a slew of pointers at O'Reilly Answers for designing a unique visual identity for iPhone apps.
It was a real treat to sit down with John Maeda to talk iPhone apps, economic development, and how to build a community of digital artisans.
I had a fun conversation with O'Reilly Online Managing Editor Mac Slocum about the differences designing for iPad vs iPhone.
The good folks at SXSW just posted the audio of my talk on Tapworthy app design. Have a listen and follow along with the slides, too.
Back home from South by Southwest, dizzy but energized, ready to get back at it. Here's a quick recap, plus links to my presentation slides.
I'm in Austin to talk about iPhone interface design on March 15. Come say howdy.