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Tuesday 23rd August 2011
Pictures & Words
A year-delayed daily upload of photos from a trip to Japan, by friend and ex-colleague Jordan Harper.
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Friday 10th June 2011
The Kids Are All Right by Paul Trevor
A long-lost photography project documenting the children of Liverpools poorest areas.
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Published a new blog post
Thursday 21st October 2010
The value of a dollar
A photography project documenting how much food a dollar will really buy you
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Published a new blog post
Thursday 21st October 2010
Read different: Apple Ads in Japan
How advertising can exemplify the cultural differences between Japan and the West
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Monday 18th October 2010
The Whale Hunt
An experiment by Jonathan Harris to display chronological images in a way that tells a better story
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Thursday 14th October 2010
Unlogo
An experiment in machine vision that identifies and removes brands and logos from video footage
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Published a new blog post
Wednesday 29th April 2009
Exploding the myths of web design: Only use web fonts
Why it is easier than you think to enhance your designs by using the fonts installed on your users computer.
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Published a new blog post
Monday 4th June 2007
Branding London 2012
On the recently unveiled branding system for London 2012, and the ill-informed backlash against it
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Published a new blog post
Monday 14th August 2006
Better event management with Prototype
Examining how the Prototype library handles events and event listeners, and how I use it in my code
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Published a new blog post
Sunday 30th April 2006
Skip past content, not to it
Why ordering and structuring your markup correctly improves the accessibility of your content.
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Published a new blog post
Friday 10th February 2006
The dangers of customisation
Avoiding the temptation to re-style common form components because of how it affects usability.
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Published a new blog post
Wednesday 26th January 2005
Have you seen this site in Internet Explorer 5?
Why this site might not look as expected in Internet Explorer 5 and other older browsers
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