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Breaking down Amazon’s smartly designed mega dropdown

  Ben Kamens of Khan Academy has posted a lovely review of Amazon’s user-friendly and fast mega dropdown. Ben’s…

Don’t let your data lie.

In the screen shot above the current temperature is 41º but the low is listed as 43º. This is lazy…

John E Karlin, human-factors pioneer.

There’s a wonderful obituary for John E Karlin from the New York Times. The obit is surprisingly more thorough…

The anatomy of a website redesign. How the new sayyeah.com came to be.

Since our inception in 2008, our website has led with a blog, with some links to the site which allowed…

The very, very poorly designed iTunes 11

I’ve had a rather torturous affair with iTunes 11 thus far. While there are some general improvements for non-power users…

University of California identity

Well, the launch video for the new University of California identity is fun. And I love the deference to the…

Team Canada’s wonderfully simple 1972 yoga jersey.

Nigel Smith recently wrote a great article noting the design history of Team Canada’s iconic jerseys, chock full of fun little…

The details are not the details. They make the design.

The details are not the details. They make the design. Charles Eames.

“By moving from the artifact to words, you game the system”

[Y]ou’ve already chosen the medium to make your argument, and it’s your actual design work. By moving from the artifact…

There is nothing made by human beings that does not involve a design decision somewhere.

Few people think about it or are aware of it. But there is nothing made by human beings that does…
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