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Overnight Project
We just finished putting together this fun little web project the other night: 100 Facts About Literally Anyone Basically, you put in someone’s name, and it returns 100 “facts” about that person. Note: This project also makes experimental use of the “Google/MySpace Theory” where functionality takes precedence over looks (hence the horrible non-design).
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“Those who don’t do anything are always the ones who try to put you down.” – Henry Rollins
Watch iPhone’s “gestures” used on a 16×3 foot touchscreen
ByBen WoodWonder what it would be like if you could use the iPhone’s gesture-based interface on a really large screen? In one of the coolest video’s I’ve seen in a long time as a UI geek, inventor Jeff Han shows off a futuristic user interface much like the sci-fi screen Tom Cruise uses in Minority Report….
CSS Drop-down Menus
Yeah, it’s true—you can actually make functional drop-down menus with CSS. The link contains a very interesting article. By the way, A List Apart seems to be a pretty good source to learn little hints and secrets about CSS. The site design is pretty decent, too. Nice coding, good layout. We were going to do…
IKEA Richmond (Australia) A
IKEA Richmond (Australia) A cool site!!! Check out the train loading sequence and notice how they carry the theme throughout the site. Also I liked how the colors are simple and there is some fun in the navigation elements.
Dole
What do you think of the new Dole web site? It’s a little over the top if you want my opinion. No, I take that back. It’s WAY over the top. I call it ugly and unusable. Simply put: There’s too much going on: animations on the homepage, bright colors everywhere, and all of this…