South Korean commuters can use a Tesco Virtual Subway Store
Tesco and Cheil created an impressive virtual subway store in South Corea, using QR Codes and mobile applications to deliver an excellent service for the commuters, at a very low cost.
Bridging the physical barrier: QR Codes, NFC & AR
A bit of history and an overview on upcoming technologies to understand the real impact of QR Codes, NFC and augmented reality and how to use them in a well designed journey that can bring more value to both the company and the user.
OAuth and OpenID: the good and the ugly
After a few weeks after I wrote my quite successful answer on Quora about OpenID, the issue appeared again now that Twitter announced more fine grained controls… but only on OAuth and my last harsh tweet I did after I read the good article by Gruber on OAuth triggered a nice response again on Twitter. [...]
“I like Apple for the opposite reason: they’re not afraid of getting a rudimentary 1.0 out into the world.” – Matt Mullenweg
The importance of frame: why Apple gets it, and Google doesn’t
The screen frame is an important element that is playing a huge role in the current war in the mobile world between Apple, Google and Microsoft. It’s interesting to see how much it’s overlooked, and why it has a huge role in defining the final user experience… for both users and developers.
Steve Jobs is a systems designer. He simplifies complexity.
Blinkslate: minimalist customisable WordPress theme
Sometimes you just want a high quality, simple, clean, easily customisable, widget-enabled, HTML5 and print-ready theme to use for your blog, project or as a base for your own theme. Read here to discover Blinkslate, it might be the right WordPress theme for you.
Blipshot: real one-click screenshots for Google Chrome
If you need a simple extension to make screenshot with Google Chrome, Blipshot is for you: real one-click whole-page screenshot.
Email CSS cheatsheet
Talking about CSS in email is almost a forbidden topic, still there’s a big margin to do beautiful things even with the limited toolset that designers have. But to do that, we need to know what are the tools that we can use.
The ethics of social networks: let’s start considering it
The so-addressed social technologies are here, and here to stay. They are showing the world what you can do with a network and a bit of good social design. But with the growing success of those services, both in usage and in revenue, shouldn’t we stop a while and think about the ethics of them?
