self-made

Pimp C in “Hookah Smoking Catepillar”

This is fucking amazing!



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Trajects pendant un an d’une jeune fille du XVIe arrondissement

Ceci n’est pas une nouvelle, this is no news. Only I admire the beauty of this mapping. As the title says it is the paths of a young woman living in Paris XVIe arrondissement during a year. She went from home to school, to piano lessons. “The study was done by French Urban Sociologist Paul-Henry Chombart de Lauwe in 1957 whose interest was to understand the city through the activities of the citizens. His work was meant as research for urban development decision makers”‘ I found it on Martha Skinner’s blog. Martha Skinner is interested in the city, she uses of digital visualization to understand and address the temporal social and environmental issues of our built environment.

What Hubble Sees is Beauty

Look at beauty in space.

Information is Beautiful

Hierachy of Distraction

Google Street View by Japanese animation artists

i <3 wireframes

Look at this library of wireframes called: i <3 wireframes. If your wireframes look like this, we have a lot in common!



A little bit of wikipedia definition of what the hell is a wireframe:
A wireframe (also “web wire frame”, “web wireframe”, “web wireframing”) is a basic visual guide used in interface design to suggest the structure of an interface and relationships between its pages. Typically, wireframes are completed before any artwork is developed.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Website_wireframe

Wireframes allow for the development of variations of a layout to maintain design consistency throughout the site. This is an important part of the initial development stage because it creates user expectations and helps to develop an awareness of and familiarity with the site.

Creating a set of wireframes for a project also acts as a way to communicate with clients and stakeholders such as content creators, engineers, and developers. Over the course of a project the wireframing exercise functions as a stable base on which to consider changes, diverse user paths, and new requirements. The information architect and information designer typically use the wireframes as a meeting of the minds and as solid working documents on which to establish the language, content, and structure of interactions users will have with a given site or project.

The creation of wireframes also helps to define the positioning of global and secondary levels of navigation in a prominent and intuitive position, as well as providing an area for utilities such as helpful information and search facilities. Generally, it is after creating wireframes that branding is later applied to the site to communicate the identity and personality of the site.

Wireframes in inDesign

A great tutorial found here: Introduction to good usability teaches a step by step inDesign wireframing pdf:

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