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- Great post by @jonhassell Web accessibility myths - a call for #accessibility advocates to be more business-minded: http://t.co/P3jEQhGi 1 day ago
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- Great comments thread "And what do we do when all work is automated?" Mick Mountz: The hidden world of box-packing #TED http://t.co/Li4ejjbR 4 days ago
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How would a butterfly inspire your next design?
That’s the question currently on the homepage of Ask Nature, a new web-based resource which catalogues the many ways we can learn from nature when we’re trying to solve problems. The project is run by the Biomimicry Institute. The site … Continue reading
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Tagged Design, ideas, innovation, inspiration, nature, problem_solving, TED
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Stopped smoking? Have a “TED break”
If you’ve quit smoking and you’re wondering what to do with your extra 30 minutes at work every day, why not spend 18 of them watching one of the many great talks on TED (technology, entertainment, design). This week TED … Continue reading
Musical inspiration
TED Talk: Tod Machover & Dan Ellsey: Releasing the music in your head Via Joe Lazarus via Scobleizer on Twitter.
Why design?
Philippe Starck does his turn at TED. Don’t look up, it’s a trap. [Via Richard Sambrook]
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Tagged Design, lemon squeezer, Philippe Starck, storytelling, TED
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