April 29, 2009 by
While we always try to incorporate Keith's expertise in development and useability with all the design-centric stuff we do around the studio, I'm sure there are times when he feels a bit left out surrounded by a studio full of people with fancy sketchbooks where they flirt with fonts, draw cute doodles or jot notes for new design schemes. But all that's about to change! Thanks to Hyper Interaktiv's "Web Design Sketchbook" for Paranaiv. Complete with vector-rendered Firefox 3 browser frames, the blank book offers multiple layouts perfect for planning your next website or UI. Buy one here (once they're back in stock)!
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April 29, 2009 by
Sometimes social media and corporations actually collaborate on something startling and innovative. Honda's new "Let It Shine" commercial (produced by Wieden+Kennedy Amsterdam) uses the headlights of hundreds of Insight hybrids to create simple pixel animations. Cool, in and of itself, but the truly awesome part happened when the automaker worked with Vimeo to translate the tv spot into something special just for the web.
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