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Incase Messenger Bag (3)
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Incase Nylon Messenger Bag may be THE perfect messenger bag, their designers have figured out every tiny detail! I've gone through so many messenger bags (from Chrome, Timbuk2, Ordning & Reda, Tumi, a leather old J.Crew, Jack Spade, and more...) ~ but i'm totally impressed with how sleek, lightweight, and detailed this new Incase Nylon Messenger Bag is. As a 5'4" girl, it actually holds my 15" mcp and a lot of other stuff without ...Contribute comment - Web Design Shirts (1)
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1Password + Dropbox = Password Sync (12)
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We always like a good utility here at WWD. But we like it even better when two of our favorite utilities start working well together. That’s the case with 1Password and Dropbox: if you’re storing your passwords (and other confidential information) in 1Password, you can now use Dropbox to keep those passwords synchronized across multiple computers. Here’s how. The first thing you need to do is install 1Password on all the computers where you want ...Shared by April (15) Carl (20) Christopher (56) DesignerBrent (20) dobata (307) graywolf (15) greenergrad (19) Luiz Lopes (20) Roustem Karimov (3) Scott (36) Todd Prouty (13) Travich (14)Contribute comment - Inland Empire Quiet Flyers (1)
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Storyboard Notepad & Wireframe Graph Paper Notepad (6)
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Michael Angeles, the mastermind behind konigi, pointed me to his ingenious two products for designers like: The Storyboard Notepad is made for creatives who think about interactions over time, whether doing user interface or interaction design or planning video, film, and animation sequences. The notepad has 50 sheets at 8 1/2×11 inches on white 70# paper, glued on the left side. The ink is a non-photo blue (cyan) so that the grid lines and any ...Shared by DesignerBrent (20) Frederic Argazzi (20) haraldf (9) Mox Folder (20) roedward (65) Sal_114 (18)Contribute comment -
Swiss Yves Rossi is planning to fly across the Channel. This is nuts. (1)
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- DesignerBrent said: So much fun! I would Love to try this, but I'm sure I wouldn't have the stomach too!
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swissmiss: A photographers mug (10)
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true love. (2)
on(via archipass)Shared by DesignerBrent (20) 小草莓 (25)
- 小草莓 said: 今年SIGRAPH的得獎作品，超可愛的！
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John Chiara, Camera Obscura, Short Film (2)
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Using jQuery for Background Image Animations - Snook.ca (37)
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After reading Dave Shea's article on CSS Sprites using jQuery to produce animation effects, I felt like playing around with things to see what could be done but accomplish it with a simpler HTML structure (no need for adding superfluous tags) and simpler code, too. Changing the position of the background image felt to be the best approach to creating the type of effect we're looking for (and I'm not the first to think so: ...Shared by Adam (7) Alexander Feil (10) Chris Rowe (9) cinefilo (32) David (3) DesignerBrent (20) dingyi (51) Eli (78) Fábio Cerqueira (2) Fatih Hayri (30) Hagure Metaru (34) ibanez182 (17) jarred (26) jay kim (1) Jeremy Flint (20) Jiri (4) Joel Lee (1) kiirpi (11) Marsha (6) Mathias Wiberg (6) matiasjajaja (11) Milan Zoufal (2) Nate Koechley (18) Nick Cairns (13) Norman Dwyer (29) oblonski (15) Paul Giacherio (0) Quinn (0) Ralph (7) Rascator (10) Shane (12) Sid (11) Vashira (20) Warren (17) Yann Esposito (0) Zeke (16) zoby (21)Contribute comment -
The case for a boxed CMS: Security (1)
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Tim Wilson, the site editor for Dark Reading, recently posted an article about recent at the AARP.org website. In the colorfully titled article, "Porn Operators Hijack Pages on AARP Website", Wilson interviews Jeremy Yoder of MX Logic about why AARP.org's site was vulnerable. In brief, the explanation given is that the site deployed a number of Web 2.0 features including user profile submissions which the site didn't properly filter out JavaScript redirected code. Yoder than ...Shared by DesignerBrent (20)Contribute comment -
Time to stop showing clients static design visuals | For A Beautiful Web (6)
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The biggest headaches for web designers and developers often come not from design, or from writing meaningful markup and CSS but from browser related issues. I'll assume and hope that you are already writing markup for the maximum meaning rather than simply to achieve a visual result. I also hope that you use all of the available CSS selectors to help you avoid filling your markup with presentational elements and attributes. After-all that is the ...Shared by Andrea Gandino (4) Billy (20) DesignerBrent (20) Martin Gausby (0) Nate Kennedy (6) Trevor Gerzen (0)Contribute comment -
I’m a PC deja vu (5)
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On 18th of February 2007, more than two years ago, I made and published this comic. Today, Microsoft paid Crispin Porter + Bogusky $300 million to make this. Come on, reckon at least a million right?Contribute comment -
Arbores Laetae, Diller Scofidio + Renfro (1)
onArbores Laetae, Diller Scofidio + Renfro (via supercolossal)Shared by DesignerBrent (20)Contribute comment
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EepyBird | Sticky Notes (5)
onEepyBird's Sticky Note experiment from Eepybird on Vimeo. (via ashleysimko)Contribute comment
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FAQ: How to convince my boss to let me attend a web conference? (3)
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Q: I am a course developer for a university. I am interested in attending An Event Apart and need to justify to my supervisor why this conference would be really great for me and the university. I have explained that the learning more about standards-based HTML, CSS and accessibility are a must as an employee of a state university, and that some of the best creative minds in the world will be speaking at the ...Contribute comment -
Defining the problem of elevator waiting times (43)
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Below is an interesting story about a building where tenants were complaining about long elevator waiting times. The solution shows how the key to solving a problem is often defining the problem correctly in the first place. A classic story illustrates very well the potential cost of placing a problem in a disciplinary box. It involves a multistoried office building in New York. Occupants began complaining about the poor elevator service provided in the building. ...Shared by Aaron (21) amarkos (8) Andy (18) atul (153) Azeem (20) Benjamin Golub (25) Brett Garvin (10) cheeming (18) Christian (17) CraigAZ (6) Danielle (64) DesignerBrent (20) Dominic Hopton (54) dwfrank (20) glebis (16) handraiser (21) iomegadrive (20) J.Wo (18) Jachin Sheehy (19) Jannik (19) Jbud1 (19) Joshua Wilde (5) L.A. King (16) leo (14) Marina Martin (12) matixo (2) MidgetWombat (18) Mike (15) Otto R. Radke (17) Paul (17) Peter (21) pongle (7) Rainer (12) saj (4) Sebastian (0) Stefan Hayden (33) Sunpech (17) terry (23) Topka (16) udim (18) urbansheep (19) Yasin (4) Yoav (15)Contribute comment - Dilbert: Amoeba and Kenny the Sales Weasel (3)
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Activitea = Clever
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Activitea = Clever (from TheDieline) -DanShared by DesignerBrent (20)Contribute comment
