posted on: 23 May 2008
“ Logos come in all kinds of shapes and sizes however they typically are one of 5 different classifications. Designing a logo is about much more than an exercise in aesthetic. A logo must be a positive depiction of the product or service it represents. When designing a logo, knowing which type of mark would be the most appropriate for the application will help you achieve a stronger solution.”
posted on: 19 May 2008
“ Every JavaScript file that needs to be loaded is a new connection to the server, and every connection to the server means more data; all this occurs before the end user even gets to interact with the page. Thankfully, there is a better way to do this - loading pieces of your web application as the user wants them.”
posted on: 14 May 2008
“ Here's the punchline: the effects of declaring line-height: normal not only vary from browser to browser, which I had expected - in fact, quantifying those differences was the whole point - but they also vary from one font face to another, and can also vary within a given face.”
posted on: 12 May 2008
On The Man in Blue:
Circtangles: A JavaScript art installation
For Firefox and Safari only, round corners with CSS border-radius.
posted on: 09 May 2008
One week of the Guardian takes the news from one week of the Guardian newspaper and visually represents it as a series of static images.
posted on: 08 May 2008
posted on: 08 May 2008
posted on: 03 May 2008
“ To an observer in space, humanity's footprints on the surface of the Earth are large and varied. They include the regular patterns of irrigated cropland, straight lines of roads and railways running across continents, reservoirs on river systems, and the cement rectangles of ports and seawalls along coastlines. But what about humanity's signature footprint - cities? By day, cities viewed from space can blend into the countryside, or appear as gray smudges, depending on the style of development and size of the urban area.”
