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*Note: If you don’t know who Edward Tufte is I highly suggest you read up on him and buy all of his books. Craiglist, like MySpace, is a site many people use because that’s where everyone else is at. The community makes it worth the hype it receives, but besides the community and some viral [...]
Today Scott Kidder informed me that Gawker released a new redesign of their tabloid site Sploid. I always like hearing about redesigns, especially when they concern major properties so I was very excited. However, nothing could’ve prepared me for this one. Now I love innovation and trying new things on boring old blog designs. The [...]
MTV bills its next great thing as “the Ultimate Broadband Video Channel”, great since I love to watch music videos of Beyonce, Alicia Keyes, and even Britney do their thing. So I head on over to the site and am instantly impressed by the design mostly because of the smooth color scheme. Then I try [...]
It’s really no secret that Yahoo and Google are starting to resemble each other more and more everyday with their selection of services. Both have search engines. Both have webmail. Both have news. Once you start offering the same services as your competition how can you find ways to differentiate yourself from them? Well an [...]
Back in the day I did a couple of design critiques on some sites that seemed to draw a bit of interest. I would like to get back into those because I think it helps out a lot of people. However, instead of just going straight into critiquing personal blogs again (with the ownner’s consent [...]
UPDATE: As you can see this is an oldie that I raised from the dead. Unfortuntely the best part, the discussion, has been lost.
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