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Idea 2009: Innovation Parkour
Innovation Parkour
- Presented by Matthew Milan
- 3 myths: innovation is expensive; innovation takes a long time; it takes a special kind of people to innovate
- The premise of innovation parkour is the assertion that we can learn to innovate and that means we can get better by practicing
- A video: Read more... )
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Idea2009: Social Design Patterns
Breaking it out into multiple blog posts because summarizing 5 talks in one go is a lot to digest.
Social Design Patterns
- Presented by Christian Crumlish and Erin Malone
- Designing for social experiences is more compplicated than interface design. Human computer interaction is lonely-you have a human, a computer, and interface between them. What ( Read more... )
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Idea2009: Dawn of Perfect Products
Skipped out on work to attend Idea 2009! Loving my internship. First, to summarize the big ideas (to be reflected on when I have the time to internalize and digest it, and possibly apply those tactics):
The Dawn of Perfect Products
- Presented by Tim Queenan
- Will we interact with less and less inferior products over time because of the influence of ( Read more... )
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Mathemagic
This guy is incredible. -
I won!
The Fly Me to Canux contest, i.e. the entry I wrote a few days ago? I won =)
Hey Banff: incoming!
Crossposting from Sensorial'Org -
Get Me Outta Here
Hello World (and people of nForm and organizers of Canux)! My name is Veronica, and this is why you should fly me to Canux:
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Got a 13inch Macbook Pro today. I love it! -
Secret Love Affair
I’m an amateur artist, and I dabble in web design and random crafts. But the other thing I’m really psyched about is interior design. Shamelessly, I watch Cityline, House and Homes, Designer Guys, Divine Design, and even Debby Travis’ Facelifts. There’s also this other program-whose name I can’t remember-where the hobbyist will challenge that ( Read more... ) -
Designing Your Twitter Profile
According to W3School 36% of Internet users still have 1024 x 768 resolutions as of early 2009. From the Streamed Hardware Survey, 19% are using 1024 x 768, 23% with 1280 x 1024, 12% with 1440 x 900, and 18% with 1680 x 1050.
With that in mind, there’s five additional things that you have to be aware of:
Constraint: The background image is fixed.
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