4th
October
2005
“udging by the design blogs, the chatter at conferences and award ceremonies, and the rhetoric in the magazines, graphic design is a profession where insecurity and doubt are rife. Whenever graphic designers get together, the talk invariably gravitates towards the default topics of restrictive clients, inadequate remuneration and graphic design’s junior status in the contemporary media family… Yet it is one of graphic design’s oldest sources of discontent that causes the most pain, namely its vulnerability to client interference…”
posted in Graphic design | Permalink |
4th
October
2005
A new weblog: “The intersection of business and design, moving beyond form and function, design thinking, transforming experiences, transforming organizations, redesigning business as usual, reframing value, and more.”
posted in Business of design | Permalink |
4th
October
2005
“Curious about what technologies and techniques are going to be popular in the coming months and into the next year? Well, our crack team of editors here at dashes.com (that is to say, me) have assembled a list of up-and-coming trends that you should keep an eye on. Call it vocational education for people building Web 2.0.”
posted in Web development | Permalink |
4th
October
2005
WebVerbix is a free on-line verb conjugator that conjugates verbs in 85 different languages.
posted in Language | Permalink |
