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Thursday February 28, 2008

The Fine Art of Wireframes

by T.Scott Stromberg in Design

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As an Information Architect, I spend the majority of my day developing information flows, creating thoughtful ways to display content, and determining how to successfully communicate this design direction to clients. One of the most successful tools in my belt is sketching: the ability to cleanly hand-draw wireframes, widgets or even screen designs is an art form which is worth its weight in gold (or Euros).

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Monday February 25, 2008

Getting Tough on Tufte

by Matt Donovan in Design

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A little over a month ago, Edward Tufte posted some thoughts on Interface design and the iPhone. He and his crew made a short video highlighting how the iPhone’s elegant interface makes great use of it’s high resolution display as well as some suggestions for improvement.

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Tuesday January 8, 2008

Enterprise Fire-Flow

by Nathan Smith in Design

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It is my assertion that Fireworks makes an excellent choice for designers and developers working in an enterprise environment, helping to streamline work-flow and expedite collaboration. Suspend judgment and disbelief while I explain what I love so much about this unsung graphics application.

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