Moleskine City Notebooks
I just picked up a Moleskine City Notebook from Amazon. Of course, I got the Boston one (even though I lived there for 6 years…) Anyway, I’ve just been thumbing through it and it’s really quite neat. They have built-in color maps of the city (with detailed views), subway station index, transportation contact information (train, [...]
Continue ReadingSix suggestions that can make you a better designer
Eric Karjaluoto over at ideasonideas just wrote a really inspiring article outlining six suggestions to make you a better designer. Here’s the list (but click on the link for the details): Find the problem Don’t be so smart “Sorta stealing” Set the bar higher Make, save, compare Start The next time I have a design project, [...]
Continue ReadingSome soul-searching questions to ask yourself the next time you start a project.
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Continue ReadingWidgets, widgets, everywhere.
What’s the deal with all the widgets lately? Ten years ago, the term “widget” was used in business school in case studies where Company “X” produces “Widgets” at a profit margin of blah blah blah… From what I can remember, Konfabulator (now Yahoo Widgets) gave a new definition to the term “widget” [...]
Continue ReadingPowerPoint is Not a Game of “Let’s See Who Can Put More onto a Slide.”
Yesterday, Robert Scoble over at Scobleizer wrote a post about a new product called SlideRocket. According to the SlideRocket website, SlideRocket is a rich internet application that provides for every part of the presentation lifecycle. It integrates authoring, asset management, delivery and analytics tools into a single hosted environment [...]
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