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January 31, 1999
An interesting attempt at a visual
language.
January 29, 1999
Use English correctly--lose a job. Actually, this story is the most depressing
thing I've heard of this week.
Remember when AOL was potentially "dead"? This Wired piece from December 1996 on AOL is a really
fun read in retrospect.
January 27, 1999
You know, I love Web design, but what I really want to do is direct.
Nifty animations show you how chocolate is made.
A smart and funny homepage. Rants about science, religion, supermodels, and life in the suburbs.
January 26, 1999
Catharsis.
A while back I pointed to Stick Figure
Death Theater. That site seems to have started a craze. Recently I've
visited Stick Death
and le Théâtre
du Bâton Figure. In fact, Yahoo now has a category devoted to it.
January 24, 1999
Caleb Clark pierces through the hype about "online communities" and offers up some real insight as to how they work, and how to grow
them.
[Note: Unlike before, this link *is* working.]
January 19, 1999
I suggest you visit SpyChaser, a game where you uncover clues to stop terrorists. The graphic design and writing for
the game are quite good, and I'm not saying that just 'cause I did some UI consultation.
January 18, 1999
In a presentation
on the history of the internet, Vint Cerf offers up the
following chart showing market penetration of the internet.
Um, look at the dates.
(leslie
pointed me to this)
January 17, 1999
Howard Rheingold's 1986 book Tools
For Thought, is a chronicle of the research that lead to the modern computing
revolution, with particular attention paid to visionaries who wanted to make computers useful to normal people.
Though a bit old (and now out of print), all the information is still valid and worth a look-see.
January 15, 1999
Lucky for user-centered designers of Web sites, there's a study from the Pew Research Center for the People And The Press
discussing how people use the Internet and, specifically, news.
Nudie Pix in Disney Cartoon.
January 12, 1999
A sad but funny tale of lost data and existential crisis.
January 8, 1999
The coolest Flash I've seen in a long time. And it's not at all interactive. Just sit back and enjoy.
January 7, 1999
Yeah, while I might be an Amazon affiliate, I must give big props to Powell's Books. I found stuff there at far cheaper
prices (it helps that Powell's sells used as well as new), and they were delivered in a timely fashion. Another
friend has found out-of-print stuff there. Check it out!
January 3, 1999
Happy New Year!
Play around on the best site for researching domain names: Domain
Games.
Check out MONKEYMedia's
supercool Flash-based site, chock full of information on interaction design. In March, I'll be speaking at SXSW Interactive
on a panel titled "Interface Design as Social Architecture," joined by Eric Gould, principal of MONKEY.
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