by Tim Aidlin on Feb 08, 2010 in Design
Years ago, around the time of MIX06, I had a great conversation with a friend who was working on a design for the Microsoft Surface. He said he had to basically re-learn user interface design during Read More…
by Thomas Lewis on Feb 04, 2010 in News
Everybody loves good data visualization. The New York Times has been especially good at using data visualization to demonstrate the power of information visualization as a communication tool. We thought the topic was intriguing enough to create a lab Read More…
by Joshua Allen on Feb 01, 2010 in Web Culture
Our industry has just been changed forever. Many have predicted that this day would come, and it finally has -- design has irreversibly supplanted development as the center of gravity in software projects. OK, so maybe that's a Read More…
by Nishant Kothary on Jan 29, 2010 in Web Culture
The iPad's true contender isn't the Kindle or the netbook as the pundits would have you believe. It's the Weimaraner. Read More…
by Joshua Allen on Jan 25, 2010 in Web Culture
A few months ago, we shipped our cross-browser, cross-platform implementation of the HTML5 video tag, using the H.264 codec. In the past week, YouTube and Vimeo announced their support for HTML5 video tag, also using H.264. All good deeds, Read More…
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