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Today’s top site is one that has wasted more than a little time in the Neoco office: Famous Objects from Classic Movies.
The concept is simple, yet addictive. You are shown a series of objects that represent a famous movie, and you have to type letters (a la hangman) until you have guessed the movie title. ... Read more
Thanks mainly to Apple and their squabble with Adobe, there is a lot of talk at the moment about HTML5 and the future of the web. We have been told that HTML5 is the future of video on the web, and a quick google search will bring up a ton of examples of the cool ... Read more
You can’t go anywhere these days without someone talking about HTML5 and CSS3. OK, Maybe YOU can, but I can’t. So if you don’t know your pseudo-class selectors from your attribute selectors then here are a few links to the kind of things that may be appearing in your browser over the next few years.
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My colleague pointed out some interesting websites to me that she wanted a designers’ perspective on. No point just keeping this to ourselves so here’s what I thought about the most relevant ones. There’s so many sites these days that are trying too hard and failing and so many that ignore aesthetic design all together ... Read more
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If you’re short of a website, and have eight hours to spare, and $10 then apparently you too can join the online revolution. At least you can according to Vauhini Vara of the Wall Street Journal.
It’s easy to make a website, Ms. Vara explains. All you need is a homepage, an “About” page ... Read more
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After reading Benn’s tweet about mystarbucksidea , I headed over to investigate. The first thing I noticed was that Benn had got the URL wrong – it’s actually http://mystarbucksidea.com/ (with an s after starbuck). The second thing I noticed was that the site, at first glance, looks great! It’s simple, clean and clear. ... Read more