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- "Design has to be honest, otherwise it's dangerous" Dieter Rams, The Greatest Designer Alive [Video] fastcodesign.com/node/1663906 via @FastCoDesign 13 minutes ago
- And do you create voices for those you haven't met? And when you eventually meet them, do they sound in any way similar? 2 hours ago
- When you read a message/email/tweet etc. from someone you know, do you "hear" their voice? Do you project intonation? 2 hours ago
- Brain-computer interface. Awesome and moving story... BBC News - Paralysed patients use thoughts to control robotic arm bbc.in/JN0l0x 1 day ago
- Considering GQueues to manage tasks. Have solved inbox zero, but "to do list" could probably stretch round the world three times... 1 day ago
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My five minute talk on analogy at UX Bristol
At the end of the excellent UX Bristol back in July, a few of us gave 5 minute talks. These talks are now available to watch online. I talked about how – when I was running the intranet at the … Continue reading
Arts spaces as workplaces – London’s Royal Festival Hall
Since I went freelance nearly four years ago, I’ve spent a lot of time working in – and a lot of time talking about – The Royal Festival Hall in London’s South Bank Centre. Today is the last day I’ll … Continue reading
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Tagged arts spaces, Bristol, coffee, digital workplace, digital workspace, London, royal festival hall, South Bank Centre, work
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The Gnomes, Vaudeville Entertainers
The Gnomes, Vaudeville entertainers (photo on Flickr) Almost a hundred years ago, my great grandparents (my father’s father’s parents) were in The Gnomes, a group of London-based vaudeville entertainers. My great-grandfather, Edgar Sidney (standing on the right in this photograph), … Continue reading
Infographic: growth in use of the term infographic
Infographic: instances of the term “infographic” over time. Source: Google Trends
Why I think ASUS Padfone misses the point
I’ve just watched the shiny video promo for the new ASUS Padfone. It’s a tablet (think iPad, Galaxy) with a marsupial-style pouch for a mobile handset. No longer will you suffer eye-strain trying to read those tiny words on the … Continue reading
Content connections
How does a piece of content relate to other content? Learning, conversations, people, places, events, news, policy and procedure… Not an exhaustive list, and deliberately format-agnostic, but a helpful start when planning and thinking about web and intranet content. Let … Continue reading
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Tagged content, content strategy, intranet, no cul-de-sacs, the brain, web design
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Araucaria crossword
Araucaria crossword I was lucky enough to get my very own Araucaria crossword for a significant birthday last year. A brilliant present from my parents. And here it is… many – though not all – the clues are connected with … Continue reading
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The web – integration not destination
If we really want to help people connect with each other, get stuff done, solve problems and make things, then the web is not the destination. We need to work harder to integrate the web in to people’s lives, when and … Continue reading