In 2009 we ventured into the cloud to use Flickr to manage images for media relations. It began as an experiment, and has allowed us to explore different uses for the images. It was worth the small amount of risk.
A technical walk-through of how the college catalogue is set up in our CMS, Cascade Server. It started as a note to another Cascade user, and might be helpful to others. A less Cascade-specific description of how the catalogue is set up is planned.
Naked CSS Day is April 9th every year since 2006. Looks like Dustin Diaz didn’t update the logo from last year but people still did it this year.
Related to previous post on the fold – web-based tool to locate the fold on any site in various resolutions: Where is the fold on Vassar’s homepage?. They mention Google Labs BrowserSize but I couldn’t get that to work.
A good browser should be able to reproduce itself (view in Safari). No images, no JS, no Canvas, CSS and HTML only. David DeSandro’s creation who has many other cool projects as well.
Jakob Nielson’s recent study Scrolling and Attention shows, “Web users spend 80% of their time looking at information above the page fold. Although users do scroll, they allocate only 20% of their attention below the fold.”
Try to guess what the movie is when it has been distilled to a 4-pixel graphic in 4 Pixels or less. The real point is minimalist design. By Paddy Donnelly.
The state of the internet infographic by the numbers. And those numbers are big!
Design is poetry.