This will be my 2nd year participating in Blog Action Day, started by the guys at Envato. It’s a great chance for all bloggers to unite on one day, talking about one specific topic. So on October 15th look out for a blog post on Climate Change. Everyone join in!
The Macintosh already enjoyed its silver anniversary this year, but it’s not the only Mac product to hit a milestone in 2009. Twenty years ago this week, Apple introduced its first laptop computer—the Macintosh Portable.
At $6,500 (that’s $11,313 in 2009 dollars), 16 pounds, and the size of a briefcase, it failed to realize the dream of the perfect Mac laptop. But a lackluster reception didn’t hold Apple back for long. Having learned from its mistakes, the company rolled out its PowerBook series just two years later—a release that offered more innovation and influence than Apple’s then-low market share would suggest.
Original post and full story from Macworld
In doing some research for a new logo, I’ve come across a bunch of great unique logos recently. These logos caught my eye and I thought they were worthy of sharing. Enjoy.
Business cards are to a business what a surf board is to a surfer. It’s totally necessary for the craft, business and surfing cannot go on without them. But why have a normal surf board when it could be a killer one that makes all the other surfers envy you? These cards are fun and completely unique, creating jealousy among other businesses and designers alike.
Websites can work well for numerous reasons. Maybe the interface is smooth and easy to use, or necessary items are easy for users to find, possibly the design is attractive and matches the targeted audience. You can have all these things going on but still be missing something. How do you enhance your website to make it the best that it can be? As I tell my husband, I need details!
Details can make a good website a great website. Details can even increase traffic on your site and help sell your product or market your business. Details are what propels a site into greatness.
What kind of details, you ask? Today I’ll talk about details in design. read more
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