Links for 2006-10-11
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Tom Carden suggest doing more presentations using the software you do your work in. He suggests most software supports a narrative anyway, so why not use that in stead of dead, static, PowerPoint slides?
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List of lessons learnt by one Markus during the Future of Web Apps event. Can be read as a web 2.0 developer manifesto of sorts.
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Well-written elaborate case study of an Adaptive Path / Soundflavor co-production. Contains some cool interface ideas as well as an educational description of the role of wireframes and specs during design and development.
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A roundup of some simple phones primarily designed for placing a call. Many of the handsets discussed don’t seem to have had the benefit of much coherent design. Only the Jitterbug sounds cool.
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Looking up some stuff about design research I ran across this post by Heathcote on a Scandinavian design research event.
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Classic talk by Lawrence Lessig on free culture. Still an inspiring call to arms.
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Hammersley can do much better than this, but it’s still fun and inspiring to see him talk on the new renaissance and our obligation to go forth and create cool sh*t.
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