Smallpdf - the platform that makes it super easy to convert and edit all your PDF files. Cndesign E-tourisme, offshore, smartphones, tablettes, publicité online…Les 5 dernières études à découvrir +12% de dépenses publicitaires mondiales sur Internet en un an, E-tourisme: 58% des personnes ont préparé leurs séjours en ligne en 2011, Près de 60 % des jeunes de 15 à 24 ans sont équipés d’un smartphone, Les chiffres actuels de l’offshore seraient erronés, Plus de 100 millions de tablettes seront vendues dans le monde en 2012…Les détails des 5 dernières études +12% de dépenses publicitaires mondiales sur Internet en un an Les médias ont, dans leur globalité, assisté à une augmentation de 3% des dépenses publicitaires mondiales début 2012, indique le rapport trimestriel Global Adview de Nielsen. Plus précisément, l’étude indique que bien que la télévision continue d’attirer la majorité des recettes publicitaires, la publicité sur Internet a connu les plus fortes hausses, avec 12% de dépenses de plus que l’an passé à la même période. On note également une progression des dépenses de 2,8% en télévision, 7,9% en radio, 3,1% en journaux, 4,1% en cinéma, et 6,4% en outdoor.
7 myths about paper prototyping Myth 1: “I can't draw well enough to create a paper prototype.” When given a pencil and paper, most people (myself included) will tend to doodle words rather than draw pictures. Art was never my subject at school, so when I see wonderful, artistic renditions of user interfaces, I tend to feel somewhat humble. I can't draw like that, my inner voice reminds me, so don't pretend you can sketch a user interface. Figure 1: A beautiful prototype on paper, but not a paper prototype. But just because its on paper, it doesn't mean it's a paper prototype. A paper prototype is a sketch — a quick visualisation of your idea. Figure 2: A paper prototype. This focus on 'neat and pretty' is one of the biggest obstacles to overcome with paper prototyping. Figure 3: User interface stencils like these give confidence to the artistically challenged but reinforce the myth that paper prototypes need to be precise and accurately drawn. Myth 2: “Wireframes are the same as paper prototypes.” About the author Dr.
Escher for Real The work of M.C. Escher needs no introduction. We have all learned to appreciate the impossibilities that this master of illusion's artwork presents to the layman's eye. You are also invited to watch our movie: "Escher for Real" and "Impossibly Real". "Escher for Real" "Impossibly Real" Convention In the following sequences, figures are frequently presented in pairs. The Penrose Triangle We start with the Penrose triangle object (also independently invented by Oscar Reutersvard). The Penrose Rectangle The impossible shape conveyed by the Penrose triangle is the most well-known one. The Penrose Pentagon Similarly and following the construction of a Penrose triangle and Penrose rectangle, one can easily create an arbitrary Penrose n-gon. The Penrose Triangle II Here we present another way to simulate and realize geometry that looks like the Penrose triangle from a certain view. The Penrose Triangle IV Escher's (Louis Albert Necker's) Cube Here is our realizable variant of Escher's/Necker's Cube.
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Adobe Photoshop Tutorials from Beginner to Advanced Le magazine marketing des marques par les agences - Paroles de Marques A data dive into Patreon | Stephen Follows As long-time readers will know, I’m keen to cover the speed and scope of changes within the film business. The industry has experienced a greater degree of flux in the past decade than in the previous century, and yet more shape-shifting is on the horizon. This transformation makes it a fascinating time to be entering or studying the film industry. One of the areas of significant change is the evolving relationship between artists and audiences. Added to that, this chain of middle men is expensive and everyone needs to have their cut. However, in the modern age, we’re starting to see challenges to this structure. I have already covered one form of audience-powered funding in a lot of detail – crowdfunding (here, here, here, here and here). Patreon 101 Patreon allows fans to pledge regular small amounts of money to an artist in return for exclusive content and access to that artist. Patreon exists because when creators are paid they can create more amazing things. Who uses Patreon? Notes
55 logos et leurs histoires surprenantes Article Publié en 2010 Pour une fois, l'article du jour va se focaliser sur une autre facette de la publicité, essence même de la marque : le logo. Le logo est ce qu'on pourrait appeler la véritable représentation graphique de la marque. Plus son taux de mémorisation est élevé, plus on le juge efficace. Des marques sont reines avec leurs logos : Mc Donalds, Apple, Nike ... mais d'autres ont eu plus de mal avant de trouver une identité graphique "stable". Ensemble, découvrons 55 logos, leurs histoires, anecdotes et évolutions et même des idées de génie. I - L'automobile Si il y a bien une filière où le logo est central, c'est l'automobile. Toyota : Le logo de la marque Japonaise est en parfaite adéquation avec les valeurs du dirigeant et de sa doctrine : le Toyotisme. BMW : Le logo de BMW est l'un des rares à avoir aussi peu changé. Les couleurs viennent du drapeau de la Bavière, région d'origine de la marque. Fiat : Elle est sans doute l'une des marques qui a le plus changé de logo.