Igor finds websites, apps and cool techy things when he’s not busy learning Japanese or remembering his Soveit childhood. This month he looks at Bret Victor’s worrydream.com.
Bret Victor’s site shows some amazing flair when it comes to web design. The way you navigate around the site is more like looking at pieces of paper on ... Read more
Here are the five things which made us go “Ahhh!” this month – as selected by Elly over a HobNob.
Nike Better World
This is a lovely site, with a very print-like approach. The minimal content works very well – and most importantly, it has an absolutely awesome scroll effect.
www.nikebetterworld.com
Diesel – Fresh and Bright Superheroes
Here’s an example ... Read more
As the iPad nears it’s launch date, coverage is starting to focus on the content, or lack thereof. It seems that several apps are missing for reasons that seem obvious to professional app producers (like us) and perplexing to others.
The simple reason is space. The iPad can run iPhone apps in a scaled up version. ... Read more
We’ve been working with Topman on their social media and developed their profiles from a standing start to thriving communities providing rich consumer insight and sales. One of our recent projects for London Fashion Week was identified by Yahoo! as the most viewed and searched show during the period. This is a great example of ... Read more
If you’re lucky enough to have not heard of the new product that Apple will soon be bringing out, then this post might not interest you. If you are unlucky enough to have been overwhelmed by the multitude of blogs, tweets and parodies of the iPad, then don’t worry, this won’t be a fanboi wet ... Read more
For years designers have been left frustrated by the lack of supported fonts on the web, they have seen beautiful designers hampered by a lack of proper font support. But things may be changing.
“Every major browser is about to support the ability to link to a font. That means you can write a bit of ... Read more
Yes, it really is 4:30am – benefits of faulty burglar alarm and baby son… I’m out on a run and it seems that our local Korean butcher has updated their shop shutters. I just loved these too much not blog them!
Fred Flade – The Private Life of Digital Typography. This event hosted by The Typographic circle tomorrow night (Thursday 20th November @ 7pm) is something we at Neoco are really excited about. It’s a must for anyone interested in typography or digital design. Fred Flade, of digital creative agency De-construct, will be talking about typographic ... Read more
So I got my magazine debut earlier this week, in none other than the Computer Arts ‘Round table’ discussion panel. The question: ‘What’s the value of a design degree? So, regardless of being the token graduate in the group (despite the fact I graduated over a year ago) I quite enjoyed my 15 minutes of ... Read more
We’ve just won another pitch! This time to redesign and build Duck and Cover’s global website. Duck and Cover (as I’m sure most of you are aware) are a super cool men’s clothing and denim brand. We are really looking forward to working with them and creating a great new website – and some free ... Read more