The new Walmart logo has a Kmart and Payless visual feel to it; a sense of cheapness. Not the low price type of cheapness; but the sticky floor, strange smell, unkempt employee type of cheapness.
It isn’t the making of mistakes and learning from them that has made me successful – it is knowing that I can and thus not being afraid to make mistakes that is the key.
Today Jason from 37signals posted a ridiculous piece titled, “Why we skip Photoshop”.
Funding isn’t a check box on the start-up list of “things to do”; it is simply an option for those who require help to get where they want to go.
Social Media is not about exposure, it is not about easily accessing of information … those are things that are about the web in general.
Last night I spoke at Refresh-DC about “Getting serious with freelancing”. My presentation was really a discussion on the transition from side-work to serious-work as a freelancer.
We are proud to announce the launch of the 2008 SXSW ABX website, geekslovebowling.com. The 3rd annual SXSW ABX is on! So, what is it? It’s bowling for geeks by geeks, because geeks love bowling.
What will a Microsoft take over of Yahoo! mean for our beloved Yahoo! properties such as flickr? Feature bloat, multiple versions and pricing structures no one can understand?
We are happy to announce that the Museum of Sex redesign has officially launched — just in time for the unveiling of their latest and greatest exhibition; appropriately titled, “Sex in Design/Design in Sex”.
I am ready for a redesign of my own personal site. This has been a long-time coming, especially as I’ve been recently debating the form and function of this site. I am moving to a web2.5 look and feel; this more of a design satire then a reflection of personal taste.
I wonder, in this post Web 2.0 world we design in – is there room for creativity or have all the good ideas been thought of and now we are tasked with just recreating the same? I came across six logo designs recently that really got me fired up as a designer and prompted this rant.
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