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Thumbtack. Graphic design | ilovecolors - Part 2. 29Apr in Graphic design CSS 3 Gradients Generator by ColorZilla Colorzilla, best known for the Firefox extension to pick colors in a web page, released an excellent tool to create cross browser CSS 3 gradients with a polished interface and the ability to upload images to create the gradients. Read more Tags: color, css3, tools, web application 20Apr in Graphic design, Typography Se7en free desktop and web fonts Fonts are the soul of every design so here we have seven free fonts, some offered as downloads for desktop and others offered as web fonts. Read more Tags: free font, resources 18Apr iconSweets: more than 1000 free minimal icons The number of icons in this two free icon sets adds up to more than 1000 icons, and in this case, quantity goes with quality. Read more Tags: freebie, icons, resources 28Feb 10 Free fonts for web and graphic design Here we go with another round up of some cool fonts for your web and graphic designs.
Read more Tags: free font, resources, typeface 31Jan Read more 28Jan Read more. Tim Berners-Lee on the next Web. Mixul de Cultura. Allé * petite blogger. Salesman Pride. Dan Dragomir: stiri online. Login. The Future of Mobile Applications - It's Not the iPhone - C. One of the big takeaways from the Web 2.0 Expo is Google's belief that the mobile phone is gaining momentum as the defacto platform for applications. Vic Gundotra, Google's VP Engineering emphasized this point in his keynote and also in an interview with Tim O'Reilly. Here's some of what he said - "The mobile phone is the most personal of personal computers" I don't think anyone would dispute that statement today but that shows how far our thinking as an industry has evolved over the past 3-4 years. Five years ago, few viewed the mobile phone as a platform for applications. Now, thanks to the iPhone, running apps on a phone is commonplace.
"This year, in 2009, we'll sell more Internet-connected phones as an industry than the entire notebook market. " Of course, just because phones are Internet enabled, doesn't mean that everyone is actively leveraging that capability. First, the economic impact of non-portability. Second, the issue of "openness". Enterprise Reseller for Europe, Middle East & Africa. Blog.Büro North » 2008» June. We were very honored to be invited to participate in a lighting design competition run by our good friends at Electrolight called Lightcycle as part of the Melbourne Indesign recently, with the exhibition launched last night.
Briefed to utilize a supplied LED system, and focus on sustainability, we decided to challenge ourselves and develop an outcome using recycled components, that could itself at a later date be recycled, upgraded and have no moving parts, glues or fixings…. Designing for longevity is a conscious reaction to a generation of consumer electronics designed to one day be replaced. While plastics degrade, paints fade, and mechanisms break, our competition entry is a functional, solid metal LED luminaire designed to last.
Cast in 100% recycled aluminum from old car parts, our luminaire contains no glues and can be easily dissembled. By balancing on various faces, striking lighting effects can be achieved for tasks or mood lighting an adjustable light with zero moving parts.