howthebodyworks + design 482
Reading PDFs on portables « PhilTeX
january 2012 by howthebodyworks
making phone-friendly PDFs (coz it's not HTML5 all the way down)
howto
design
pdf
latex
from delicious
january 2012 by howthebodyworks
Bootstrap, from Twitter
december 2011 by howthebodyworks
twitter's entry into the html boilerplate arena
boilerplate
html5
portable
css
javascript
design
from delicious
december 2011 by howthebodyworks
Subtle Patterns | Free textures for your next web project
december 2011 by howthebodyworks
sick of flat colours? Do be.
design
Photoshop
texture
from delicious
december 2011 by howthebodyworks
The Atlas of Economic Complexity
october 2011 by howthebodyworks
MIT media lab meets economic complexity
economics
visualization
complexity
design
from delicious
october 2011 by howthebodyworks
HOME
october 2011 by howthebodyworks
Graphical/mathematical work environment FTW
design
australia
shopping
from delicious
october 2011 by howthebodyworks
Color Scheme Designer 3
august 2011 by howthebodyworks
it's that color scheme designing website i keep forgetting
design
html
CSS
august 2011 by howthebodyworks
Dead Reckonings » The Art of Nomography I: Geometric Design
august 2011 by howthebodyworks
some neat maths visualisations and hidden connections, comlete with conformal maps, graphical solutions, good times
design
visualization
mathematics
august 2011 by howthebodyworks
NounProject
august 2011 by howthebodyworks
The Noun Project collects, organizes and adds to the highly recognizable symbols that form the world's visual language, so we may share them in a fun and meaningful way.
Here is our pledge to you:
FREE
The symbols on this site are and always will remain free. We believe symbols can not be effectively shared with the world if they are not free.
SIMPLE
Everyone likes simplicity. We want you to be able to come to our site and effortlessly find and obtain what you are looking for. Simple as that.
FUN
We think a language that can be understood by all cultures and people is a pretty amazing thing. We also think our symbols and the objects or ideas they represent are works of art worth celebrating.
HIGHEST QUALITY
We get excited about things like scale, proportion, and shape. We are committed to design and quality in everything we do.
icon
language
design
Here is our pledge to you:
FREE
The symbols on this site are and always will remain free. We believe symbols can not be effectively shared with the world if they are not free.
SIMPLE
Everyone likes simplicity. We want you to be able to come to our site and effortlessly find and obtain what you are looking for. Simple as that.
FUN
We think a language that can be understood by all cultures and people is a pretty amazing thing. We also think our symbols and the objects or ideas they represent are works of art worth celebrating.
HIGHEST QUALITY
We get excited about things like scale, proportion, and shape. We are committed to design and quality in everything we do.
august 2011 by howthebodyworks
Clean Up Your Mess - A Guide to Visual Design for Everyone
june 2011 by howthebodyworks
If you're like most people, you feel like a baby when it comes to visual design. You sometimes have a vague sense of what you want, but can't articulate it or make it come about. All you can do is point and cry. This guide will help you communicate with conscious skill. It will show you how to create designs that are easy to understand and attractive.
Beyond giving you practical tools, I hope this guide inspires you. One of my favorite quotes is, "I open my eyes and I see paradise." What a great gift vision is! What an incredible way to connect to the world around us and to each other. My hope is that this guide will allow you to communicate with more creativity and more control – and that you'll want to learn more.
design
HowTo
possumpalace
Beyond giving you practical tools, I hope this guide inspires you. One of my favorite quotes is, "I open my eyes and I see paradise." What a great gift vision is! What an incredible way to connect to the world around us and to each other. My hope is that this guide will allow you to communicate with more creativity and more control – and that you'll want to learn more.
june 2011 by howthebodyworks
Beyond Escher: The Art Of Tesselation Revealed
june 2011 by howthebodyworks
fill space in yet more perverse ways
pattern
graphics
design
geometry
june 2011 by howthebodyworks
Subtle Patterns | High quality patterns for your next web project
april 2011 by howthebodyworks
cc-licensed sweet aptters by Atle Mo.
css
design
creativecommons
april 2011 by howthebodyworks
n+1: What Was the Hipster? Animation
december 2010 by howthebodyworks
all cultural panels should be replaced by slideshow animations. then i would go to conferences.
dear_me
design
fashion
urban
culture
animation
cartoon
december 2010 by howthebodyworks
20 Things I Learned About Browsers and the Web
november 2010 by howthebodyworks
Cristoph Niemann (of 100% evil fame) designed this notoriously outsourced google edu-book, which is part of their plan to wipe out ie 6 using patronisingness
design
html5
ebook
http
browser
howto
november 2010 by howthebodyworks
The Bucky-Gandhi Design Institution › The Goat Rodeo Complex/Difficult situation scale
october 2010 by howthebodyworks
dont' talk about "wicked problems", talk about "goat rodeos":
The Goat Rodeo, the Great Goat Rodeo, the Traveling Goat Rodeo etc. all capture this hard-to-define quality of utter fuckedness which is the essential instinctive reaction to the 100% genuine article situation in which four factors combine to produce the kind of insoluble nasty, the black tar at the bottom of the test tube of life, the problem.
The situation has multiple actors
The actors have incentives to compete with each other
Some of the actors are not rational, typically by virtue of failing to grasp the situation
Finding a solution may piss off larger actors from outside the current situation, disincentivizing success
These situations are goat rodeos. There are other situations which the term may well perfectly apply to, but these situations, for sure, are goat rodeos.
crisis
problem
futures
policy
design
technology
via:mtchl
The Goat Rodeo, the Great Goat Rodeo, the Traveling Goat Rodeo etc. all capture this hard-to-define quality of utter fuckedness which is the essential instinctive reaction to the 100% genuine article situation in which four factors combine to produce the kind of insoluble nasty, the black tar at the bottom of the test tube of life, the problem.
The situation has multiple actors
The actors have incentives to compete with each other
Some of the actors are not rational, typically by virtue of failing to grasp the situation
Finding a solution may piss off larger actors from outside the current situation, disincentivizing success
These situations are goat rodeos. There are other situations which the term may well perfectly apply to, but these situations, for sure, are goat rodeos.
october 2010 by howthebodyworks
The Bucky-Gandhi Design Institution › About Vinay Gupta
october 2010 by howthebodyworks
goat rodeos for fun and profit
policy
crisis
design
technology
via:mtchl
october 2010 by howthebodyworks
the creative internet (106 things)
october 2010 by howthebodyworks
user interface crowdsourcing New Media porn
grammarthing
ai
alife
crowdsourcing
ui
design
html5
interface
vid
video
presentation
newmedia
october 2010 by howthebodyworks
Language Workbenches: The Killer-App for Domain Specific Languages?
october 2010 by howthebodyworks
a geneology and trajectory for language designers
dsl
ide
design
ui
coding
xml
history
october 2010 by howthebodyworks
A List Apart: Articles: Put Your Content in my Pocket, Part II
september 2010 by howthebodyworks
actual nitty gritty of CSS styles that work for mobile webkit, not just the media selector theory
portable
css
mobile
design
webkit
september 2010 by howthebodyworks
ContextFree.js & Algorithm Ink: Making Art with Javascript « Aza on Design
september 2010 by howthebodyworks
so hot. a port of contextfree to javascript. zowie.
grammarthing
node.js
syntax
design
javascript
visualization
opensource
september 2010 by howthebodyworks
Ben Millen » iPhone Deconstruction
august 2010 by howthebodyworks
lovely visualisation of the inputs to that classic icon of consumerism, the iphone
visualization
design
hardware
lca
august 2010 by howthebodyworks
Rujak
july 2010 by howthebodyworks
"For a better Jakarta. everyone's invited"
indonesia
arch
urban
design
sustainability
july 2010 by howthebodyworks
Bing Destination Map: Automatic Napkin Sketching of Maps - information aesthetics
july 2010 by howthebodyworks
pretty quasi hand-draw maps from bing.
bing
map
parsimony
design
july 2010 by howthebodyworks
Simon Tatham - Music: The Geeking
may 2010 by howthebodyworks
A music font designer talks about the virtues of choosing mathematical contrains upon his design - in particular the choice to constrain his curves to involutes of circles. Also, free python font generation code and a nice font.
design
music
composition
font
python
geometry
typography
via:simonw
may 2010 by howthebodyworks
(O)pen S(ource) LOOM by Margarita Benitez
april 2010 by howthebodyworks
digital loom kits anyone?
fabric
opensource
design
april 2010 by howthebodyworks
Geocities-izer - Make Any Webpage Look Like It Was Made By A 13 Year-Old In 1996
april 2010 by howthebodyworks
I will proceed to use this in a number of cheap pranks
geek
history
dear_me
design
april 2010 by howthebodyworks
Make Something Cool Every Day 2009 on the Behance Network
april 2010 by howthebodyworks
365 pieces of quirk candy
via:neant
design
photography
april 2010 by howthebodyworks
DESIGNER NOTES » Blog Archive » “Fear and Loathing in Farmville”
march 2010 by howthebodyworks
the emerging games market as entrapment for the human psyche rather than art
game
mind
economics
design
socialmedia
march 2010 by howthebodyworks
Placehold.it - Quick and simple image placeholders
march 2010 by howthebodyworks
need a bland image with given pixel dimensions instantly? yeah, me too.
villains
design
mockup
march 2010 by howthebodyworks
Anarchists in Berlin turn anger on new 'bourgeoisie' | World news | The Observer
march 2010 by howthebodyworks
Stragegies against gentrification - /An "anti-schicki micki" website, esregnetkaviar.de (it's raining caviar), offers the following tips to make a neighbourhood unattractive for newcomers: "Don't repair broken windows; put foreign names on the doorbell, and install satellite dishes."'
urban
germany
capitalism
poverty
design
march 2010 by howthebodyworks
Linefeed
march 2010 by howthebodyworks
a tasty design blog with an oz bent
design
australia
urban
history
march 2010 by howthebodyworks
Prezi - The zooming presentation editor
february 2010 by howthebodyworks
interesting. presentations without slides - have a giant static image and drill down to the good bits.
design
visualization
editor
presentation
february 2010 by howthebodyworks
jQuery Quicksand plugin
february 2010 by howthebodyworks
pretty dynamic filtered icons
ui
design
jquery
february 2010 by howthebodyworks
Fantastic Contraption: A fun online physics puzzle game
february 2010 by howthebodyworks
an addictive-looking weird invention game, with an iphone version
game
design
iphone
simulation
physics
february 2010 by howthebodyworks
City Guide and Travel Guide for the Mobile Generation | unlike
february 2010 by howthebodyworks
city guides targeted pretty much straight at my market
travel
urban
fashion
performance
shopping
design
web
iphone
february 2010 by howthebodyworks
Every day the same dream - molleindustria
february 2010 by howthebodyworks
weird wage slave game with nice little soundtrack
flash
game
design
animation
february 2010 by howthebodyworks
stfj 3.0
january 2010 by howthebodyworks
Zach Gage makes pretty things out of pieces and bits
book
printing
iphone
c++
synth
newmedia
design
openframeworks
january 2010 by howthebodyworks
How to Make a US County Thematic Map Using Free Tools | FlowingData
november 2009 by howthebodyworks
great SVG display hacks, and a couple of handy tools to facilitate 'em
mapping
design
gis
svg
visualization
python
november 2009 by howthebodyworks
Mockingbird
november 2009 by howthebodyworks
in-browser cappucino-based UI prototyping
design
ui
cappuccino
netcultures
november 2009 by howthebodyworks
Proxy
october 2009 by howthebodyworks
"Proxy develops and extends sophisticated architectural tools to conceive of design as a search. Designing "options" in parallel is nothing new, but by innovating flexible tools for design, we are able to massively expand the information being considered and generated. This enriches the design process and provides valuable feedback and contingency. With computation, we consider an incredible number of variations and options. We actively search through a space of possibilities to find unique solutions."
design
technology
architecture
3d
modeling
search
simulation
october 2009 by howthebodyworks
Interactive Architecture
october 2009 by howthebodyworks
Pretty interactive buildings and cityscapes
visualization
media
architecture
newmedia
technology
design
urban
october 2009 by howthebodyworks
EuroPLoP 2010 > Home
october 2009 by howthebodyworks
sounds li the paper submission process is itself agile, which is interesting
design
standards
conference
agile
patterns
europe
october 2009 by howthebodyworks
Lisp: <P> Good News <P> Bad News <P> How to Win Big
october 2009 by howthebodyworks
The "original" worse is better post? By Lisps's richard Gabriel, which is not what I thought.
list
parsimony
design
compsci
october 2009 by howthebodyworks
A (re)design for life - the new environmentguardian.co.uk front page - currybetdotnet - 7 October, 2009
october 2009 by howthebodyworks
really interesting dive into a magazine-style front page redesign with heavy information architecture chops.
design
cpod
ui
october 2009 by howthebodyworks
Lisa M. Lane: Insidious pedagogy: How course management systems affect teaching by Lisa M. Lane
october 2009 by howthebodyworks
What's wrong with blackboard (pt 1)
learning
cms
education
webdev
ui
academic
design
october 2009 by howthebodyworks
Object-Oriented CSS: What, How, and Why - Nettuts
october 2009 by howthebodyworks
minimising markup and maximising re-use. CSS is still lame, though.
css
oop
design
october 2009 by howthebodyworks
Why front-end developers are so important to the future of businesses on the web - paulcarvill.com
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
a missive from the future when HTML5 and javascript rule the world
webdev
design
javascript
agile
html5
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
The Secret Life Of Machines - The Videos
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
Awesome how-it-works action.
technology
science
design
history
avcontent
uk
via:cogat
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
inudge.net - Nudge
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
cute music maker.
visualization
design
music
sequencer
via:neant
geek
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
The Finders Keepers
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
the diy crafty design markets virus spreads
australia
diy
design
sydney
craft
shopping
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
Dada Visualization I on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
"All these pieces are a pun on the new craze for data visualization. The goals of data visualization as I understand them are to make complicated issues more understandable, to make obscured connections visible and to reveal hidden patterns in the data. After all these tasks have been solved ideally the result should be aesthetically pleasing as well.
But when I look around what is being done in data visualization today I have the suspicion that in many cases the design is more important than the actual information and that the use of data is more an excuse to justify the use of aesthetics."
netcultures
visualization
design
dear_me
via:serial_consign
But when I look around what is being done in data visualization today I have the suspicion that in many cases the design is more important than the actual information and that the use of data is more an excuse to justify the use of aesthetics."
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
Create and Collaborate on Online Diagrams - Try it Free | Creately
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
SWOT figrams, UML, workflows... diagrams of all that buzzwordy crap online.
diagram
via:perspektive
visualization
design
free
uml
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
15 Places to Make Money Creating Your Own Products
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
Where to go to buy or sell indie design fetish items
money
shopping
craft
diy
marketing
design
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
smallfire: design strategy » A working definition of social media and why we couldn’t answer the question
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
What the hell is social media? marketing?
socialmedia
netcultures
design
marketing
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
crunchy - Project Hosting on Google Code
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
presentation engine with integrated python interpreter. Wonder if it works?
design
presentation
python
cli
html
opensource
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
VC blog » Blog Archive » Information Visualization Manifesto
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
"ver the past few months I’ve been talking with many people passionate about Information Visualization who share a sense of saturation over a growing number of frivolous projects. The criticism is slightly different from person to person, but it usually goes along these lines: 'It’s just visualization for the sake of visualization', 'It’s just eye-candy', 'They all look the same'."
visualization
design
netcultures
philosophy
theory
aesthetics
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
Storni
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
"I will discuss several cases in order to explore how technological artifacts engage and are engaged in larger sociotechnical arrangements. I will show how they inscribe a certain relationship between users and designers and a certain level of engagement. At the same time, I intend to show how these relationship and levels of engagement are not intrinsic characters of artifacts per se but rather they are effects that are produced and reproduced within socio-technical assemblages. In this sense, different artifacts entangled within different socio-technical assemblages afford different levels of engagement and different instances of a user/designer relationship. The contribution of this work is to show that we are witnessing the emergence of an ambivalence of engaging technology, as some recent innovative ICT artifacts seems to be better understood as open-ended processes rather that fixed products ... with important consequences for our understanding of the user/designer relationship."
netcultures
design
ui
technology
innovation
systems
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
Petabytes on a budget: How to build cheap cloud storage | Backblaze Blog
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
Backblaze has release the designs for their ridiculously cheap absurdly massive disk storage doohickeys.
design
opensource
diy
server
hardware
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
interactions magazine
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
" A systems analysis goes beyond the design of individual screens or actions. It considers the entire experience from start to finish: thought through action through reflection. To make this a whole, seamless, coherent experience requires considering each action, each system response, each message - whether verbal or visual, silent or audible, visceral or behavioral, haptic or happenstance - all as part of the whole. Make sure that each message is consistent with the others in tone, voice, locus, and message. All steps must be readily accommodated, with the system always anticipating and ready for whichever choice the person makes. This is what it means to be a system: to think of everything."
design
systems
innovation
netcultures
ui
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
Using Compass and Sass for CSS in your Next Project - Nettuts+
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
transform well-known CSS nightmares into clean and pretty ones.
howto
design
css
ruby
parsimony
september 2009 by howthebodyworks
Where the Puck is Going to Be « UCOSP
august 2009 by howthebodyworks
'One of the most interesting parts of this course for me is watching students decide what projects to work on. When answering their questions, I frequently find myself quoting something that Wayne Gretzky once said when asked what made him such a great player: “A good hockey player goes where the puck is. A great hockey player goes where the puck is going to be.” Five years ago, when Napster was making headlines, students typically wanted to write peer-to-peer filesharing tools; today, many of them want to do Ruby on Rails, social networking, or iPhone development.
But that’s where the puck is, not where it’s going to be. The social network market has already matured and is rapidly consolidating—just look at Facebook’s acquisition of FriendFeed. Rails is cool, and will probably still be as widely used ten years from now as PHP is today... but both are likely to be awfully crowded job markets in 2-3 years.'
netcultures
futures
design
technology
But that’s where the puck is, not where it’s going to be. The social network market has already matured and is rapidly consolidating—just look at Facebook’s acquisition of FriendFeed. Rails is cool, and will probably still be as widely used ten years from now as PHP is today... but both are likely to be awfully crowded job markets in 2-3 years.'
august 2009 by howthebodyworks
Jan Chipchase - Future Perfect
august 2009 by howthebodyworks
How the world works, via Nokia's corporate anthrolpologist
design
ideas
technology
photography
mind
august 2009 by howthebodyworks
Connecting Distant Dots
august 2009 by howthebodyworks
excellent image of some the world's various issues and their relatedness - brings a nice bonus semantic dimension to the old influence diagram
design
visualization
diagram
sustainability
schmooze
crisis
august 2009 by howthebodyworks
DD_belatedPNG: Medicine for your IE6/PNG headache!
august 2009 by howthebodyworks
Wow- nice one. a very easy, and easily tileable png usage hack for ie6.
ie6
ie
standards
vml
png
design
browser
css
august 2009 by howthebodyworks
Wiser Earth
august 2009 by howthebodyworks
Paul Hawken's social network for sustainability. could be better integrated with the other social networks, but looks nice enough
environment
design
sustainability
august 2009 by howthebodyworks
Cyriak
july 2009 by howthebodyworks
a grandmaster of animated GIF.
via:jeanpoole
design
animation
netcultures
july 2009 by howthebodyworks
Shopify — Hosted e-commerce with style, in less than 2 minutes
july 2009 by howthebodyworks
sell stuff online; a hosted service with iphone apps and all that hooha.
shopping
hosted
rails
ruby
design
cms
july 2009 by howthebodyworks
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