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Tag Archives: grid design
@media – Five Steps To Better Typography
Next up was Mark Boulton, who wanted us to work with typography in a better way. Be Appropriate & Adaptable Typefaces tell stories, and the web is still playing catchup with this power. Comic Sans is appropriate for the menu … Continue reading
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Tagged atmedia, atmedia2007, design, grid design, mark boulton, typography
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@media – Diabolical Design: The Devil Is In The Details
The conference split into two tracks, and I chose to listen to Jason Santa Maria of Happy Cog Studios talking about Design. Design is intent, and that must be reflected in the finer details. Colour Colour means different things to … Continue reading
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Tagged a list apart, atmedia, atmedia2007, grid design, happy cog, jason santa maria, trout, web design
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@media, Fine Art of Web Design
Andy Clarke of Stuff & Nonsense / And All That Malarkey Andy’s an odd fish! But he thinks of things in different ways, and from different viewpoints. He sees inspiration for web design all over, not just online. “Art is … Continue reading
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Tagged andy clarke, atmedia2006, bound by boxes, fine art, graded browser support, grid design, porgressive enhancement, transcendent css, web design
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@media, Good Design vs Great Design
A discussion panel chaired by John Hicks, Veerle Pieters & Cameron Moll. Design is about communication, not just about making things look pretty. Subjective! How important is is to be original & creative? This can be intimidating for new designers. … Continue reading
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Tagged atmedia2006, cameron moll, colour, design, grid design, john hicks, typography, veerle pieters
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