Posts filed under "internet"
Movie Mr Men - This made me smile a lot. Love how he's just constantly building this flickr set. Here are some of my favourites:
Chrome Pointer Ad - One of the cutest adverts to hit the web in a while. I think it's down to the music and the sound effects which really bring ...
Overcoming Creative Block - Some excellent ideas in there. One of my favourites (which I've not tried yet, but was actually thinking about that today) was the idea of going ...
Google Buzz in Gmail - Nice little addition to Gmail.
dabbl - the radio station where your votes decide the music they play. I think I've FINALLY found my find new music solution that has been evading me for YEARS. ...
Panic Blog - Just wanted to say that the Panic Blog (like most things related to Panic) is pure genius. Simple, but extremely clever with loads of thought put into ...
The Gates Notes - Excellent looking site from Bill. Is it me, or does it feel as though he's generally distancing himself from both MS and Fester (Steve Balmer).
N.Design Studio - Nick La's new website. Seriously I don't even know where to start. The attention to detail is mind boggling. It's the sort of shit I wish I ...
So Owen's responded to a few things that I'd written. I knew it was coming, and I knew it would be a big one, so true to form the man's ...
Times Skimmer - Great idea and implementation of digesting the top news stories according to categories etc. This is what Google News should be like.
So it seems I might have come across as being negative and I guess some have seen my last few posts as diatribes. Just to be clear on something I'm ...
So now that we've got ourselves a kick ass logo, now would be a good time to make some badges so that everyone can put them on their websites ...
For those who know me from my professional life (I'm a Chartered Engineer), know what a complete filing freak I am. All graduates that have helped me out, or ...
Lets turn our attention to the main menu in Habari. As I mentioned before there has to be a better way than the current method. The reasoning for the current ...
Minimal Design - And here I thought the new 'Kode was minimal. This site seriously takes it to the next level in certain ways. Might even use his minimal gallery ...
The Google Story - Great little animation detailing the past 11 years of Google. I still remember the first time I went to Google and who recommended it to me ...
Extreme Makeover Craigslist - From the latest issue of Wired (USA version), Craiglist remade. The standout as you can imagine is KhoI Vinh's version.
http://www.brokenkode.com/extreme-makeover-craigslist-edition
I Can't Stop Thinking - Collection of appendix comics for Scott McCloud's Reinventing Comics book. I've not read it, but these strips and his overall style of using the expanded ...
Design Observer redesigns - This has always been an inspiration in terms of the sheer amount of links offered and the very simple but effective design.
SourceForge Redesigned - Don't typically go there anymore as I've more or less found most of my software requirements in one way or another at the moment, however this was ...
Busiek.com - Beautiful website. Probably one of the best looking comic book creator websites I've seen in a really long time. Loads of attention to little details that will make ...
@font-face: The Potential of Web Typography - Great showcase of what's to come by using the @font-face rule in CSS. Open this in Firefox 3.5 only. Tried a couple of ...
http://www.brokenkode.com/font-face-the-potential-of-web-typography
OokahBlog - Pascale's blog, who's in my art class (which sadly ends tomorrow evening). So much work seems to go into any one post, but some how it's a pretty ...
Wheee! - Part of the promotion in getting Firefox out to everyone, the community was called upon to create some adverts. I've never seen this before, but I did get ...
Scott McCloud Webcomics - It's been a while since I visited Scott's website. Not much has changed, but the great thing is the flipping through his online comics, still the ...
Native Google Chrome for Mac OS X - Still version 0.1, but you can definitely see that it's still the fastest browser on the market; that and the Omnibar works ...
Here & There - A horizonless projection in Manhattan. I would really be interested in something like this for London as it really does provide a unique perspective of a ...
Visible Tweets - A Twitter visualisation website.
Glyphish - What a truly beautiful, simple looking site. Subtle but very well put together. Great set of icons to download as well.
Tweetie for Mac - Another couple of hours, another twitter application for the Mac. Yeah, sorry Tweetie looks like it just took it all several steps further than everyone else. ...
Nambu - Native OS X twitter agent. I thought Destroytwitter would be it for me, but this is definitely the best one so far. A lot of great little features, ...
Spotify - A world of music. Instant, simple and free. Finally a way for me to listen to new music, from the 70s. If they can get this onto your ...
Bluebird - Yet another Twitter client. This however looks a little better than Twitterific, which has just stagnated, although not as good as my current twitter client of choice, Destroy ...
5 years of Gmail - Happy Birthday Gmail! I started using Gmail in June of 2004, during the time when it was invitation only. People were selling them on ebay ...
MacHeist 09 - For those in the Mac community, you probably know about MacHeist. I bought last year's bundle which I believe was a hell of a lot stronger offering ...
Chrome Experiments - Crazy stuff that google's V8 engine allows you to do in Chrome. Not sure how useful, but you know experimentation breeds creativity, which breeds innovation.
Integrity - website broken link checker. Just going through it all right now but damn that's something I should have downloaded a while ago.
Switch Display Options - Added to my collection of options I might use for my eventual illustrations category on the site.