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On Modal Alerts
December 29, 2008 – 6:39 pm
I like asking you guys for input, it saves a lot of development time :D
SO. How about this? RPG-style modal alerts!
(I’d make them prettier, I promise)
Instead of a boring, lame-o modal alert “Are you sure you want to delete this?” you get this fun RPG styled alert box. And then I can [...]
Piles and Piles of Art
December 11, 2008 – 6:39 pm
I can’t wait for Art Piles to go live.
There are so many wonderful ideas in this project. New interfaces, ways to sustain the community, privacy…
Okay! :DDD! I can’t help myself! I love solving difficult community problems through interface–it gives me the biggest design hard-on ever. Like, just before FAP closed, [...]
Logo work: Boy Country
December 1, 2008 – 6:37 pm
I feel like every movie uses this font. The trick was to make it elegant and modern to stand out from other Collegiate-branded films.
I’m a big fan of the star motif and look forward to using them throughout the DVD packaging design.
Design Dilemma
October 11, 2008 – 8:32 pm
studiomoh.com is going through some serious re-designs. I keep waffling on a fluid layout, fixed layout, vertical column VS horizontal, single-page VS segmented content…ugh.
Design dilemma.
Please excuse the current iteration of studio moh while I rest on the design.
New logo: Bears Uncorked
September 26, 2008 – 12:28 pm
Logo work for my friend Jeremy’s new wine club. He’s a bear.
The original inspiration for the logo was based on those Indian Petroglyphs where the animal has an arrow (it’s life meter) going from the mouth to the stomach:
Turns out they’re called Fetishes. Imagine my delight when I googled Bear Fetish for reference [...]
The business card that never was
December 27, 2007 – 11:46 am
This is my ill-fated business card for Jaguar Design…the company that I’m leaving next week for a better-paid position in San Francisco.
Jaguar is a really small company, so my ability to wear many different hats was indispensable. One day I would be their print master, then I was their web master…so we decided my utility [...]
Eyetracking points the way to better design
December 9, 2007 – 5:42 pm
When photos do contain people related to the task at hand, or the content users are exploring, they do get fixations. However, gender makes a distinct difference on what parts of the photo are stared at the longest. Take a look at the hotspot below.
Although both men and women look at the image of George [...]
Colour by Complex Math
December 9, 2007 – 5:42 pm
The hotlinked error images are now mathemagically coloured with random, complimenting or high contrasting tints.
I was busy geeking around with the graphics processing powers of PHP…when I became suddenly inspired and discovered a solution to a very difficult colour processing problem I had been having!
One of the new features I’ve been working on for FAP2 [...]
Preventing Hotlinking, the sexy way
December 9, 2007 – 5:40 pm
Recently, a lot of FAP’s bandwidth has been going towards hotlinked images. This isn’t very cool. But, instead of slapping down an ugly 403-image…like…
…FAP sends a polite, eloquent, beautiful little message to the person trying to take our bandwidth.