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Josh Clark vs. Jakob Nielsen
Josh Clark vs. Jakob Nielsen When you see a “full desktop site” link on your phone, you’re looking at an admission of failure.
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nevver: David Lynch’s 10 Clues to Unlocking Mulholland Drive Pay particular attention in the beginning of the film: at least two clues are revealed before the credits. Notice appearances of the red lampshade. Can you hear the title of the film that Adam Kesher is auditioning actresses for? Is it mentioned again? An accident is…
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paperbits: Facetti was so inspired by Marber’s design that he also used it for Penguin’s fiction range, and would later apply it again, practically unchanged, to the blue Pelican books. Eventually Marber’s layout became the standard layout for the entire range of Penguin paperbacks. (via The History of the ‘Marber Grid’ – The Book Design…
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Do Students Really Have Different Learning Styles?
Do Students Really Have Different Learning Styles? infoneer-pulse: infoneer-pulse: Learning styles—the notion that each student has a particular mode by which he or she learns best, whether it’s visual, auditory or some other sense—is enormously popular. It’s also been thoroughly debunked. The scientific research on learning styles is “so weak and unconvincing,” concluded a group…
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The report demonstrates the effects of societal beliefs and the learning environment on girls’ achievements and interest in science and math. One finding shows that girls who believe that intelligence can expand with experience and learning tend to do better on math tests; these girls are also more likely to say they want to continue…
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Dr. Manhattan
Dr. Manhattan Made with Paper
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Will read this weekend brianlucid: Design Is A Job by Mike Monteiro published by A Book Apart. CONTENTS: 1. What Is a Designer? 2. Getting Clients 3. Choosing the Right Clients 4. Charging for Your Work 5. Working with Contracts 6. Sticking to Your Process 7. Presenting Design 8. Managing Feedback 9. Getting your Money…
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to take you away to a wonderful place, and there let you do an amazing thing Ernest Adams, My Design Philosophy (via notgames)
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worth it
lessig: There are moments when all this seems worth it. Few. Fewer the fewer days I get with my kids. But some. Today was one. A guy in a military cap, out of place in an auditorium of law students and faculty, had heard me on an interview before the talk, here in Tulsa. And…