I just love this guy’s work. I actually bumped into his site through an illustration of his I saw on Gizmodo. Really great work, go check it out.
British comedian Tom Scott has come up with a brilliant idea: he has created warning labels for sloppy journalism and has been pasting them on the free newspapers he finds in the London Undergound. Not only is this very funny, but also the labels are mostly true (and as such a very effective social commentary). [...]
Having been to New York City once and remembering being at first completely baffled by the subway system and its official maps, and then, when comprehension dawned, wondering why the maps are so much more complicated than others I’ve seen (I love the complete clarity of the London Undergound map), I think the KickMap by [...]
James Gardiner has written a very interesting blog post dissecting and rebutting Steve Jobs’ recent open letter on why Apple will not support Flash on its devices (translation: attacking Adobe Flash where he can). The full post: Apples attack on Adobe Flash, its all about online video. (via Slashdot) James closes his article with: ”In [...]
Quite hot on the heels of the excellent CS4 suite, Adobe is about to release the CS5 suite. Some of the ‘leaked’ features look very promising, such as the content-aware-fill demonstrated here: You need to a flashplayer enabled browser to view this YouTube video Get ready for the CS5 launch here.
The link to this article whizzed by in my feed reader and as it turns out the article is very, very good: true, clear, concise and very to the point: Design Multilingual Websites: A Beginner’s Guide on Hongkiat.