Virb social network. Reach out and touch me: Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn |nr_gill@hotmail.com
anti-social networking
Great Facebook application for the new film How to Lose Friends and Alienate People about journalist Toby Young's adventures in NYC with Vanity Fair. The book was very funny so I hope the film does it justice. Deface your friends, un-friend them, cheat at scrabble and lots of other things to undermine social networking. FirstContinue reading "anti-social networking"
[daily dobbie] the shape of songs
Songs that create shapes. Neat. Reach out and touch me: Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn |nr_gill@hotmail.com
[daily dobbie] speed read
Pop your text in and have it read to you. Reach out and touch me: Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn |nr_gill@hotmail.com
[daily dobbie] create your own music station
With Blip FM. Reach out and touch me: Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn |nr_gill@hotmail.com
digital kids
Digital is not something that children have had to get used to; it’s always been there. They stay online longer than adults, more likely to access the web form different locations and devices, undertake a phenomenal range of activities and adapt to new trends and technology with consummate ease. And with over three quarters ofContinue reading "digital kids"
[daily dobbie] science of sexy
New Wonderbra ad. See, it's simple to spread your stuff virally - just let people embed it. Pretty sure this doesn't happen in my brother's lab... Reach out and touch me: Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn |nr_gill@hotmail.com
[daily dobbie] creative commons
Creative Commons stuff about how to share your good stuff with other people, get them to use it but be nice and credit you. Includes nice logos for your stuff. Reach out and touch me: Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn |nr_gill@hotmail.com
[daily dobbie] press release grader
Previously I've written about website grader, now here's press release grader. Does what it says on the tin. Reach out and touch me: Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn |nr_gill@hotmail.com
[daily dobbie] is it accessible?
"Yes, but is it accessible?" The most frequent question I had for 18 months working on one major client. Although it got to be a standing joke, the practice is incredibly important and one that is sadly overlooked too often. Sure it's difficult and places some limitations on the design but wouldn't you want asContinue reading "[daily dobbie] is it accessible?"