Archive for the ‘Article’ Category

Digital Display Revolution

May 25, 2010 / Digital Display Revolution

Today the average digital display hovers around 120 pixels per inch, but with new devices looming on the horizon that will soon change.

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Line in the Sand

Apr 30, 2010 / Line in the Sand

Jobs’ letter to Adobe gains momentum for HTML5. Now the concept of both technologies being complimentary to each other is fading quickly.

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Where Opera Mini Fails

Apr 14, 2010 / Where Opera Mini Fails

After hearing news about another browser being released for the iPhone, I was excited about another option. They threw all the great tools at us, but that’s where it ends.

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The Ubiquity of Archer

Apr 12, 2010 / The Ubiquity of Archer

H&FJ’s Archer typeface has garnered instant attention since being publicly released in 2008, but people are beginning to question all its uses.

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Podcast Essentials

Mar 16, 2010 / Podcast Essentials

Podcasts that keep me going through the week, serving as good breaks in between my work load.

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Designing by Committee

Feb 19, 2010 / Designing by Committee

When designing by committee goes wrong. A somewhat humorous look at it.

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One Year, One Moleskin

Feb 9, 2010 / One Year, One Moleskin

Designers should carry something around to write in, I can only share my own personal experience since I started doing so.

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iPad is the Ultimate Casual Device

Jan 28, 2010 / iPad is the Ultimate Casual Device

So where do you put this thing? On the couch to lounge with or on the nightstand to read a book before going to bed. I just wish I could do some real computing on it.

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Tools of the Trade

Jan 25, 2010 / Tools of the Trade

There’s no question that software tools plays a vital role in my day-to-day work. For both design work and helping improve my efficiency and workflow, I listed a few of my favorite tools of choice.

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Say Hello v3

Jan 10, 2010 / Say Hello v3

I redesigned (again), for more than a few reasons. I was happy with v2, but not nearly satisfied enough.

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