Six videos to break you out of your bad mood
Thursday, February 24th, 2011You can’t watch any or all of these videos and not feel a little bit better about yourself, or for that matter, the fate of the human race.
You can’t watch any or all of these videos and not feel a little bit better about yourself, or for that matter, the fate of the human race.
Too often, web pages print horribly, or not at all. Here are the four most common web printing problems and how to fix them.
Twelve of the most interesting take-aways from the coolest web design conference in 2009
Nine movies I wish I could forget
A few things I have figured out so far…
I’ve tried dozens of energy drinks: the good, the bad, and the undrinkable. In the interest of public service, I rank them for you.
You want Wordpress to style posts from different categories in different ways, but don’t know how? This tutorial explains how to do it in four simple steps.
It took a while, but someone from the old country noticed one of my bootlegs.
Eleven movies that aren’t as good as you remember them.
Designing HTML Email can be tricky, ugly, and messy. Here are 8 tips for doing it right.
How a funny-looking Japanese prairie dog became the latest, biggest web celebrity
A critical look at eight well-known logos that bug the hell out of me
“The concept is simple. Web teams take each other on, at the same location, to build a complete website in 24 hours. No excuse, no extensions, no budget overruns…”
No, Sopranos isn’t the best show in TV history. It’s good, but it just barely cracks my top ten.
Just think of me as the lost 36th designer…
More than you could ever want to know about how your friendly neighborhood poker-playin’, mashup makin’, dog-walking designer gets things done.
My Justin Timberlake/Kraftwerk mash-up got some love from Japan
Phil de Vellis remixed a classic 1984 Macintosh ad with video from Hillary Clinton’s web site. Too bad millions of people liked it so much. Otherwise, he might still have his day job.
SXSW Interactive is a great place to discover interesting new stuff. It’s also a good place to discover stuff you’d rather never see again.
Say goodbye to the flash-based clunker I had before. Say hello to an accessible, dynamic, CSS-based mattmedia. I’ll miss my bouncy sound effects, though.
USA Today relaunched it’s site with a ton of new interactive, community features. Is that a good or bad thing? Five thoughts on the matter.
I’m heading back to Austin for the third time in four years. It’s safe to say that without SXSW, I don’t think I’d have the job I do now.
Barack Obama’s logo is one more reason to like the guy.