Lou Rosenfeld is a pioneer in the field of Information Architecture. He’s contributed to the field as an author, evangelist, speaker, trainer and now publisher. As founder of Rosenfeld Media,…
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flickr photo by cvander There are now two kinds of people in the world. Those who own iPads and those who peer over their shoulders – at least just for a few seconds (Denial? There’s an…
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At the latest POP! Tech conference, Designer Kacie Kinzer explores what technology can reveal about empathy and cooperation. To conduct the experiment, she built a cardboard robot and called it a…
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Tucked away near the end of one of the best Slideshare’s I’ve come across, is this lil’ gem of UGC brilliance. Musicians C-Mon & Kypski need a little help with their music…
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A link to this image showed up in my Twitter feed recently, and I thought it was a brilliant touch by Gmail. Most of us at one time or another have fired off an email, only to have to follow up 5…
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A campaign from MTV is trying to convince teens that privacy matters online and how to protect it. A Thin Line site is rich with good stats, safety information and tips. Still, it’s missing…
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At the end of January, Apple announced another highly anticipated new device, while its rival in Redmond, Microsoft, has come out with a new version of its mobile UI. Named Windows Phone 7 Series,…
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I happened upon this site and at first glance thought it was a designer’s portfolio site. Only after looking at the navigation was I aware that it was a in fact a hotel (and a hip one at…
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Someone [Case-Mate] finally came out with a phone case I would be proud to carry around. They’ve taken some of the more current designers/artists and given users access to their color and…
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Pizza Will Always Be Pizza No Matter How You Toss It I was talking with my wife this weekend about the whole Domino’s rebranding. What strikes me is that even the whole idea that their pizza…
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