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A video tribute to Paul Rand.
Hand Signals and the Design of Everyday Things.
When it’s not raining here in the Emerald City, I like to commute by bike. Part of being a responsible cyclist is following the rules of the road as any other moving vehicle and using standardized hand signals.
A couple of weeks ago, I’m flying down the Counterbalance,
An Interaction Designer's Thanksgiving.
Things we should be thankful for. From Dan Saffer.
2007 Winterhouse Writing Awards
Cool. They’ve been announced. With the readings this time! And the 2006 pieces have also finally been published. I’ve been waiting to read these forever.
RISD's New President.
Announced today. It’s John Maeda, formerly of MIT.
How the iPhone was made...stressfully.
From a recent article in Wired Magazine:
For those working on the iPhone, the next three months would be the
most stressful of their careers. Screaming matches broke out routinely
in the hallways. Engineers, frazzled from all-night coding sessions,
quit, only to rejoin days later after catching up on their
Nike+, or how cool is this??
Before I left Seattle, I bought an iPod Nano so I could start using the Nike+ running system. I’ve only done two runs so far (here in DC, tout le monde cours! There are a lot of great running trails….) and I am loving my first experience with wearable
Was Zum Teufel?!
Tues Jan 15 – During this week of still-getting- adjusted-to-life-on-the-east-coast, who-the-hell-moved-my-goddamn-cheese, I thought I’d change the topic of this week’s WZT. I’m going to write about design instead. Since the whole purpose of me practicing my writing via this column is so that I can do more design
I am a gastronomist.
gas•tron•o•my – n. the practice or art of choosing, cooking, and eating good food.
Icelandic chocolate from Whole Foods. I like the packaging, too.