Jul
2
“If you can’t explain it simply, you don’t understand it well enough.”
Albert Einstein [via swissmiss]
![Failwhale! [via Nicole Simon]](http://media.tumblr.com/E1CUzpYOPawkbsk0ZPbQOgnS_400.jpg)
Write here. [via]
![I’m really falling back in love with typography. Poster by Andrew Dyjak. [via]](http://media.tumblr.com/E1CUzpYOPavvdsf38gxW2Kw4_400.jpg)
I’m really falling back in love with typography. Poster by Andrew Dyjak. [via]
Interface marketing. With some simple typography and a sprinkle of design, posterous turns the standard 1-2-3 start page into a clear statement: “We’re even easier than that.” Another lovely detail: the red strike-through’s hand-scrawled feel. However, I must say I don’t quite understand why the whole thing is images…
Share your shit, the soul of Reboot 10. From Tor Nørretranders’ talk on day 1.
“Every company, every website, and every individual is going to make mistakes and fall. What matters is to quickly learn from those mistakes, and improve that it doesn’t happen again. It’s important in the web industry (a rapidly changing one) that we work in environments that accept mistakes as long as they are not repeated again through hard lessons.”
Jeremiah Owyang
Stephen Collins is reading...
For quite a while I’ve been looking for some book recommendations: what should a freelancer, entrepreneur, web designer, user experience guy read? Stephen’s got it covered.
The 10 Commandments of Web Design
Business Week collected suggestions from some web design rockstars (Dan Cederholm, John Maeda, Jeffrey Zeldman and others) and compiled a pretty sensible list of dos and don’ts.
Jun
30
Super Best: What’s better than best?
![Tag Galaxy visualises a Flickr tag, and related tags, as planets. Fun way to explore. [via]](http://media.tumblr.com/E1CUzpYOPaue08w30NL9CpTv_400.png)
Tag Galaxy visualises a Flickr tag, and related tags, as planets. Fun way to explore. [via]
