Here’s the crib of my 140#conf NYC talk, given on June 15th at the 92nd st Y:
I’m here to talk to you about my work on digital audiences, with a focus on information flows. I’m sure that to this crowd I don’t have to stress the potential that social media is unlocking. Whether you’re a [...]
There’s something really wonderful about using the flickr clock interface to browse through people’s moments from around the world. The clock displays only video content and lets you lean back and just click <next> to view another short clip which someone uploaded somewhere around the world.
flickr clock
I love the horizontal timeline below the image [...]
Here’s the image-based method I used to make rounded DIVs. Use the following HTML code along with the CSS properties and .gif files. The results are a lot of fun and look quite good:
[tags]html,code,programming,round,div,css[/tags]
Solid Smoke is an interactive installation I’ve built in collaboration with the Pasadena based artist, Dan Goods, of directedplay. The installation has been recently installed in the the Swiss Technorama science museum.
The installation triggers colored patterns projected onto aerogel, a unique low-density material in which the liquid component of the gel has [...]
Ma’ariv, one of Israel’s most popular newspapers (both print + web), has gone through a comprehensive site re-design. Its about time they changed their horrid color palette (reds and yellows), to a much cleaner set (grays) with a well structured UI, which actually feels somewhat like nytimes.com.
[tags]hebrew,news,web,design,nrg,maariv [/tags]
Whoa. In the past couple of days I’ve discovered fresh web-based visual effects that give a lot of joy:
1) I am a big supporter of Gmail labels and filters. Since it is my main email box, I use it to subscribe group lists, bills, google alerts as well as receiving personal emails. Labels and filters [...]