La scienza dei colori di Anders Jonas Ångström Al fisico svedese padre della spettroscopia, a cui ora è anche intitolata un’unità di misura della lunghezza, Google dedica il doodle di oggi. Ecco chi era Pubblicato Il doodle del 13 agosto dedicato ai 200 anni dalla nascita di Anders Jonas Ångström Oggi sono trascorsi due secoli esatti dalla nascita del fisico svedese Anders Jonas Ångström, conosciuto come uno dei fondatori della scienza della spettroscopia. E per tutto il giorno anche Google rende omaggio ad Ångström con un doodle dedicato ai suoi lavori sulla spettroscopia e sull’interazione tra materia e radiazione elettromagnetica. Ångström è ricordato anche per aver notato che da una scintilla è possibile ottenere due spettri, uno caratteristico del metallo dell’elettrodo e l’altro tipico del gas in cui si trova l’elettrodo stesso. Oggi l’angstrom (simbolo Å) è anche un’unità di misura della lunghezza, che corrisponde a 10-10 metri (ossia a un decimo di miliardesimo di metro).
eXtreme Go Horse (XGH) Esqueça tudo que conhece de boas práticas, se conhecer algo de eXtreme Programming, esquceça também. Scrum… Kanban… Não! Este artigo não descreve nenhuma metodologia vangloriada por desenvolvedores ou gerentes que procuram fazer o seu melhor para desenvolver software de qualidade. Trata de uma realidade triste do mercado, demonstrando a falta de comprometimento da equipe e a falta de visão dos donos de empresas de tecnologia da informação, que geram softwares vergonhosos, com baixa qualidade e que ninguém tem orgulho de dizer que fez. 1- Pensou, não é XGH. XGH não pensa, faz a primeira coisa que vem à mente. 2- Existem 3 formas de se resolver um problema, a correta, a errada e a XGH, que é igual à errada, só que mais rápida. XGH é mais rápido que qualquer metodologia de desenvolvimento de software que você conhece (Vide Axioma 14). 3- Quanto mais XGH você faz, mais precisará fazer. Para cada problema resolvido usando XGH, mais uns 7 são criados. 4- XGH é totalmente reativo.
16 Web & Graphic Design Trends To Watch In 2016 — Visual Stories 16 Web & Graphic Design Trends To Watch In 2016 As a web & graphic design agency with an accent in visual storytelling, my team and I need to pay close attention to the everchanging trends of design, on and offline. These are what I believe will be the 16 most prominent trends of graphic design in 2016. Why is this important to you, even if you’re not a designer? Well, if you spend lots of hours writing your blog, wouldn’t you like to stand apart visually? Jump on board these trends before everybody does: 1. In 2016, design will be all about the user. No one will care about how cool your design looks, if it’s not usable. Engaging your users really comes at the front in 2016. Google’s algorithmic changes, customer behavior data… They all point in the same direction, and that is “your website needs to load fast and be easy to use”. Page Load Speed is a great issue with ecommerce sites. 2. We all know a responsive site is not optional anymore. Usability is very important in all platforms. 3.
Comunicando con vista » Blog Archive » ¿Cuánto vale un like en Facebook? 14 Sep Posted by admin In SM, SMO Éste es el segundo post, de una serie de tres. Puedes ver el post anterior “¿Cuánto vale un fan?, aquí Partiendo de un escenario, fácilmente identificable se pueden hacer algunos cálculos para valorar el valor de cada interacción y analizar si tu inversión en Facebook es rentable. Vamos a empezar con un escenario muy general, en España los usuarios de internet pasan una media de hasta 5 horas y media en redes sociales. Facebook mide con la métrica Personas Hablando de Esto, que es el total de personas que han dado a “me gusta”, compartido o comentado un contenido del newsfeed. Ahora voy a plantear un cálculo muy sencillo: Cada interacción llega a los amigos de esa persona, con una media de 160 amigos en España.McKinsey demostró que el Word of Mouth está un 40% mejor valorado por los consumidores que el resto de comunicaciones de Marketing. Con este escenario, es sencillo realizar el siguiente cálculo: *valor unitario
Html Color Codes Color Distribution, Printable and Otherwise - Modern Photoshop Color Workflow My friend and fellow author Russ Brown sent me an image of an Amazon milk frog, which he grabbed from the web somewhere. The interior of the mouth is a very unusual cyan. Whether this image portrays it accurately is unknown to either of us, as we have never seen this particular amphibian in person. To judge by the greens, this image has already had its color enhanced, so my supposition is that the cyan is probably less intense in real life. At about the same time, another friend, Bob Baldassano, sent me the red train that’s next to it. Bright colors aren’t evenly distributed in nature. The two are different in that one is of a highly unusual color and the other of a color that is seen frequently. Russ sent his frog because of an old war about color management. The images here (at least if you are viewing them online) are RGB, and more specifically, the variant known as sRGB. The first of these mismatches occurs in pastel colors. In real life, it doesn’t work that way.
Brainstorming Doesn’t Really Work In the late nineteen-forties, Alex Osborn, a partner in the advertising agency B.B.D.O., decided to write a book in which he shared his creative secrets. At the time, B.B.D.O. was widely regarded as the most innovative firm on Madison Avenue. Born in 1888, Osborn had spent much of his career in Buffalo, where he started out working in newspapers, and his life at B.B.D.O. began when he teamed up with another young adman he’d met volunteering for the United War Work Campaign. By the forties, he was one of the industry’s grand old men, ready to pass on the lessons he’d learned. His book “Your Creative Power” was published in 1948. An amalgam of pop science and business anecdote, it became a surprise best-seller. “Your Creative Power” was filled with tricks and strategies, such as always carrying a notebook, to be ready when inspiration struck. The book outlined the essential rules of a successful brainstorming session. The results were telling.
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Live on FESPA TV | Marco Olivotto Come forse qualcuno ricorderà, lo scorso mese di maggio ho partecipato al FESPA a Monaco di Baviera. Pochi giorni fa sono stati pubblicati sul canale di YouTube FESPA TV, i video relativi a cinque dei sei seminari che ho tenuto in quei giorni. I seminari sono in lingua inglese e la loro durata varia tra 30 e 60 minuti. Questi sono i link per la visualizzazione, nell’ordine in cui i sono stati tenuti: Understanding Color Settings – BEGINNERS (20.05.2014, Digital Hub)Understanding Color Settings – INTERMEDIATE (20.05.2014, Digital Hub)Unleashing the power of Lab – INTERMEDIATE (21.05.2014, Digital Hub)Colour correction for digital textile printing (22.05.2014, Fabric Hub)The gamut riddle and how to solve it (22.05.2014, Fabric Hub) Manca, al momento, l’ultima sessione “PDFs for the digital printing age” svoltasi il 23 maggio presso il Digital Hub, ma non escludo che possa apparire in futuro e in quel caso aggiungerò il link.
A suástica antes do nazismo Depois de um surto de popularidade na cultura ocidental , a suástica de 1930 tornou-se fortemente associada com seu uso icônico pela Alemanha nazista. Entretanto, poucos conhecem a sua trajetória: um símbolo antigo com origem há mais de 5 mil anos e com diferentes significados ao longo do tempo. Do sânscrito svastika, que significa "aquilo que traz sorte", ornamentava as moedas da Mesopotâmia 3 mil anos antes de Cristo e aparecia na arte dos povos bizantinos e dos primeiros cristãos, assim como na cultura dos índios maias da América Central e os navajos da América do Norte. Até hoje, a suástica, também conhecida como "cruz gamada", é usada como símbolo de fortuna pelos hindus. Contrapondo a etimologia do sânscrito, a suástica tinha outro significado nas religiões: quando seus braços estão em sentido horário (conforme observado na bandeira nazista) a suástica seria um ícone mágico capaz de chamar a atenção das divindades malévolas.
The SEO Puzzle: The Most Important Pieces It doesn’t really matter how much you study it, it’s almost impossible to get the perfect SEO (Search Engine Optimization) score for any long period of time. Each search engine has their own algorithm to rank websites, and as if that wasn’t complicated enough, they change that algorithm frequently in order to perfect it and make sure that the same sites don’t hog up the top positions simply because they’ve figured out the x-factor in the algorithm to dodge other more popular sites that have the traffic, content mass, and extensive Internet presence enough to be ranked at the top. I would probably need an endless number of articles to cover all the different aspects of the perfect SEO, and if I tried to do that, I would probably not be able to pinpoint it anyway. There are of course some key pillars that one should make sure to implement that seemingly every search engine incorporates. Via: [Visual.ly]