6th
January
2003
“The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) … announced today the recommendation of a new larger sized unit which when integrated with three existing IAB recommended ad sizes, will create a Universal Ad Package. Designed to be acceptable to advertisers and agencies, the package was created in response to advertiser demand for simpler, more cost effective units and a stronger creative palette. As it does with all new industry recommendations, the IAB will solicit industry feedback on the Universal Ad Package.”
posted in Advertising | Permalink |
6th
January
2003
“Ticket stubs are everywhere, one of the many receipts in our daily lives — but we all save some from time to time. The Ticketstub project is a place where you can upload scanned images of your saved stubs, and tell a story about that night, that concert, that movie, what happened on that date; basically, ask youself why you saved the stub as a reminder.”
posted in Et cetera | Permalink |
6th
January
2003
“Prompted by a discussion about maps of the London Underground I had with a friend, I spent a few minutes searching for a geographically accurate Tube map that I remembered running across a couple of years ago. I’m putting it here so I don’t lose it again. The type is a little small so you might have to squint to read it (sorry, couldn’t find a bigger version).”
posted in Information graphics | Permalink |
6th
January
2003
“Prompted by a discussion about maps of the London Underground I had with a friend, I spent a few minutes searching for a geographically accurate Tube map that I remembered running across a couple of years ago. I’m putting it here so I don’t lose it again. The type is a little small so you might have to squint to read it (sorry, couldn’t find a bigger version).”
posted in Travel | Permalink |
6th
January
2003
“Until either my webhost or my bosses ask me to take it down, here is a document detailing the design process behind the BBC homepage. The research methods and synthesis they went through is pretty interesting, and hopefully some of the process, artifacts and outcomes documented might be useful for web design practitioners. I’ll feedback any comments to the design team involved.”
posted in Web design | Permalink |
