TED 2010 Program Guide UI
I found the program guide for the TED 2010 conference really interesting. They’ve managed to keep it all on one page and allow sorting by photo.
I found the program guide for the TED 2010 conference really interesting. They’ve managed to keep it all on one page and allow sorting by photo.
A client pointed me towards Hymotion today and I thought it looked cool — definitely worth sharing here. The one thing about this site that really bugs me however is the poor support for Internet Explorer. Whether you like it or not, IE has a decent market share and to ignore it is unwise.
The winning UI design this week is Action Envelopes. It was designed by this company.
Really liked the way this page was designed.
Just a plug for a great site Firewheel Design. Excellent work IMHO, and an attractive site to boot.
Fellow 9rules member Erik Sagen runs a weblog called Kartooner which I frequent. While not particularily into cartooning or drawing for that matter myself, I find the posts interesting and the layout really nice and simple. Plus that crest with the nice font that spells out kartooner is just too pretty not to look at…
I spoke with someone this morning that pointed me to the Safety Tubs site (they were commenting that the renderings were really cool) and indeed if you look carefuly all of the product images are 3D renderings. Quite nice. This design goes in the ‘Best’ category for the nice use of photos and the 3…
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Love that you have a picture of Jake Shimabukuro for the post. Saw him a lot when I lived in Hawaii. He’s absolutely amazing on the ukulele. He’ll actually be here at the Orpheum on 1/15.
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