Published 6 months ago in Blog
Take a look around the room you’re in right now. See all those devices, all that furniture, all those DVDs? All that stuff? Have you ever wondered where it comes from? Annie Leonard at The Story of Stuff did, and she wants to share her findings with the rest of the world in this amazing video.
“The Story of Stuff” is a 20 minute, down-to-earth and approachable animation that goes through the various stages of the product lifecycle (Extraction, Production, Distribution, Consumption and Disposal) while providing enormous insight into what she believes to be a fundamentally crippled business model. Make sure you watch this and pass it on. You won’t be disappointed, and hey, this girl might just end up saving the world.
Published 7 months ago in Blog, Web
If you’ve spent some quality time with Javascript, then you probably already figured out it’s an event-driven language. This means that most things done with Javascript are simply reactions to what can be defined as interesting moments in your application. (…) more after the jump ›
Published 8 months ago in Blog, Web
According to the latest browser statistics, Internet Explorer 6 is now the least popular IE version used to surf the Web. As you can probably imagine, this is an event of enormous proportions for the Web, particularly for Web Designers, who can now deliver enhanced online experiences with less concern for users with outdated software.
Browser tracking data from Net Applications Market Share Report.
Published 8 months ago in Blog, Web
Published 8 months ago in Blog, Cinema
I never really liked French movies. This French short though, delivers a powerful message and features more than a couple of brilliantly animated scenes. After watching this, if your mind isn’t screaming “Fallout 3” then you fail at the Internet.
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