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On Shelves
Books by Josh Clark
Pages tagged “josh”
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.
Complete coverage of Pages, Keynote, and Numbers, Apple’s remarkable collection of productivity programs for creating stunning documents, slideshows, and spreadsheets. With a uniquely witty style that helps you learn quickly, this Missing Manual explains not only how to use every feature, but why and when, with entertaining and helpful examples every step of the way. Published by O'Reilly Media.
Karen McGrane and I are teaching a full-day mobile workshop in Amsterdam, Hamburg, and Barcelona. It's a mobile knowledge explosion.
The good folks at O’Reilly interviewed me this week about how new technologies change how we should think about interface design as both consumers and designers.
Notes, video, podcasts, and presentation slides from Josh Clark's recent talks and appearances.
I just joined the advisory boards of two outfits I very much admire, and I'm looking forward to contributing to the bright future of both.
I thought my first CNN appearance marked the next generation of a new device. Instead, it was an unwitting tribute to Steve Jobs. Rest in peace, Steve, we miss you.
I'm pitching a SXSW talk about crafting discoverable gestures and joyous touchscreen interfaces. I could use your vote.
Designing for touch means creating direct interactions that shed three decades of abstract desktop metaphors. As designers, that means we have some deprogramming to do.
I couldn't stop giggling when I saw my ugly mug on this tea towel created by the good folks at Future of Web Design.
I just finished teaching an eight-week class on tapworthy iPhone design and user experience. If you missed it, all 12 hours of video are available for sale.
There are still a few spots available for my full-day workshop on tapworthy mobile design in Denver on March 30.
I'm putting on my professor cap this year with a bevy of in-depth courses and workshops about creating tapworthy mobile experiences. Here's the lowdown.
Grab the slides and lowdown on my talk "Going Native: the Anthropology of Mobile Apps."
Slides, notes, and video from my talks at the Design for Mobile (D4M) conference in Chicago.