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Mind=Blown A co-worker sent this around the office yesterday and it sort of blew me away. Adobe BrowserLab is a free online program that allows designers to compare how different browsers display a website easily and instantly. Using your Adobe login (a free account), you simply enter the URL of the site, and what browsers…
Today, Oct 26, 2009 – Yahoo! owned Geocities is closing. Geocities began in 1995 and is a vivid memory of many who were on the internet at that time. Huge pink type, terrible animated .gifs, and rainbow backgrounds are the most common thing I think of when I hear ‘Geocities’. Geocities’ popularity has declined since…
In honor of the weekend and more than likely spending 30 hours trying to think of a unique costume for Halloween, my friend, Will, showed me this video this morning. I have a lot of work to do… Make sure you watch the WHOLE thing. The end is the best.
We’ve posted about Max Wanger’s photography before on TDP and I’ve been a big admirer of his for awhile now, so I was over joyed when I found out that he will soon be opening his own online shop! I’m very eager to see more of his work and to get my hands on some…
Spoonflower is a site that allows you to design and then print your own custom fabric. All you have to do is upload your file. Once you’ve done that, you can choose the type of fabric you want, the size and the repeat style. The previewer will let you try any combination and show you…
Studio O+A recently completed Facebook’s new Palo Alto office. Formerly a lab for Agilent Technologies, O+A remodeled this laboratory to house Facebook’s 850 employees who were previously scattered between 10 locations. O+A interviewed staffers at all levels and came up with a space that suits a vibrant, young staff. Oh, and it’s also the first…
I have been following the AIGA Make Think Conference 2009 twitter feeds (you should too! #makethink) and everyone has been talking about this video! Book cover designer Charles Brock created it for the conference and from what I hear, it was quite a hit! Keeping print alive is so important to me and this video just made…
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