Sep 15th 09
Great Apple, Brahma and Playstation Advertising
In today’s news round-up we have collected three great recent advertising articles. Each in there own individual way present a unique style of advertising, there are the clunky and hard...
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Sep 15th 09
UX Booth Town Hall: Wednesday, September 16th
Tomorrow. Wednesday at 7PM. Here. Make it.
Get ready for our first ever UX Booth Town Hall tomorrow, September 16th at 7PM EST.
We’re hosting a group discussion to go over some exciting...
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Sep 15th 09
Shrinking Financial Industry Market Capitalization as an Animated Treemap
“How the Giants of Finance Shrunk, Then Grew, Under the Financial Crisis” [nytimes.com] displays the market capitalization of 29 of the biggest financial firms on September 11, 2009.
The...
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Sep 15th 09
Make History: Aggregating Experiences for the National September 11 Memorial and Museum
Make History [national911memorial.org] is a collection of stories, videos, and photos submitted by people who experienced 9/11. The website visualizes user-generated 9/11 stories temporally,...
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Sep 14th 09
HCI 09: Interaction gets all Emotional
The ubiquity of computing means it’s now present in all aspects of our lives, and – perhaps not unexpectedly – that increasingly means our emotional lives. Emotions drive a huge proportion...
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Sep 14th 09
20 free Wordpress themes with premium-like functionalities
Wordpress is all over the place nowadays, with an endless number of free themes published every day by web designers. Some even took it a step further and published some premium Wordpress themes...
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Patrick is an accomplished Sr. User Interface Developer and Architect specializing in Web Applications, Web 2.0 and eLearning with extensive experience in the full life cycle of the software design process including project planning, design, testing, client communications, training, de-bugging, implementation and maintenance. His book, Modern Ui, Social Usability for Web 2.0 and Beyond is in production and will be available at Barnes and Noble, Borders, Amazon as well as many other fine retailers in Winter 2009-2010.
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