Although it has been on my portfolio for a couple weeks already, there were still a few tweaks that had to be taken care of. However, here is the final version:
big air rotterdam
Last Sunday Rotterdam held the Big Air Snowboard World Cup, I dropped by for a couple minutes to take a couple snapshots. Unfortunately I didn’t have a great view, but to compensate for the bad photos I decided to make something a little bit more interesting in flash.
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Pooping in Public
Sitting on the pot, pushing brown, desecrating the throne, doing the doodly-squat, faxing a cigar to Castro, or whatever else you want to call it, it usually is our private moment of Zen.
However Monica Bonvicini came up with a design with preserves our privacy without obstructing us from the environment around us. Bonvicini’s ‘Don’t Miss [...]
Perspective of information
Today I came across two very noteworthy examples of clever information design which make understanding sets of data both more visual and relative. The best way to grasp what data means is often to put it into perspective with other sets of data so you can easily make a comparison. This is when charts [...]
A look at Apple’s .mac web gallery
Subscribers to .mac will be pleased to try out Apple’s new web gallery. It looks great, and is a sure example of how well offline applications can be translated into online web apps. Instant image resizing, different viewing modes, and lots of reflections make you quickly forget you are viewing the photos online.
Great features like [...]
Real-life desktop
In digital interface design we usually try to take elements from the analog world and translate them into recognizable elements on a computer screen. Here is a clever video of someone doing the exact opposite:
The click-free webpage
I’ve been interested in interaction design for quite a while, and when I came across DontClickIt, I was impressed. I’ve seen all types of interactive applications, but I’ve never seen a clickless design feel so seamless. Check it out yourself:
What I like most about this, is that instead of just showing us a new [...]
