Archives for May 2010

Links and Bits for May 31st

May 31, 2010

A collection of my actions and interactions from around the Net over the last week.

	Shared ipad vector GUI elements: tabs buttons menus icons.
	Shared Quantum of Deployment.
	Shared How Austin made me love America – Times Online. I love this city. Via @maczter
	Shared Squish the Internet Explorer Z-Index Bug. This helped solve a really odd overlap issue in IE 7.
	Shared Take a People-Free Photo in a Crowded Place.

May 28, 2010

Keynote is a cheap, friction-free tool to create elegant wireframes in a format that’s perfect for presentations, pitches, and hand-offs.

Get the toolkit here: http://keynotekungfu.com

May 28, 2010

Video here: http://vimeo.com/15379723

Keynote is a cheap, friction-free tool to create elegant wireframes in a format that’s perfect for presentations, pitches, and hand-offs.

Get the toolkit here: http://keynotekungfu.com

May 28, 2010

Video here: http://vimeo.com/15379723

Keynote is a cheap, friction-free tool to create elegant wireframes in a format that’s perfect for presentations, pitches, and hand-offs.

Get the toolkit here: http://keynotekungfu.com

May 26, 2010

Oh man, I really want one of these Ural sidecar motorcycles. I’m partial to the Patrol T (pictured in green) and the Retro (pictured in black)

The Ural company has a very interesting history, having started as a part of the USSR’s preparation to defend the motherland during World War II.

All images courtesy of Ural

May 24, 2010

A collection of my actions and interactions from around the Net over the last week.

	Shared Create diagonal guidelines in Illustrator.
	Shared HTML5 & CSS3 Readiness.
	Shared Clicker.com – Watch TV and Movies Online.
	Shared Google Font Directory. Wow, Google is serving up open source fonts for use in Web sites the world over. The implementation looks super simple and compatible with the vast majority of browsers – IE 6+, Safar 3.1+, Firefox 3.5+ and Chrome 4.24+. "The Google Font Directory lets you browse all the fonts available via the Google Font API. All fonts in the directory are available for use on your website under an open source license and served by Google servers." "Google’s serving infrastructure takes care of converting the font into a format compatible with any modern browser (including Internet Explorer 6 and up), sends just the styles and weights you select, and the font files and CSS are tuned and optimized for web serving."
	Shared Trick.ly. "If you want to protect secrets from the "merely curious", Trick.ly lets you put a password on links with clues only your friends would get." As Seth Godin Noted "Its not secure. Its sort of private."