50 Most ReTweeted Twitter Users of All Time - Any Guesses?
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Ninad’s (lazy) Blog
The story so far....
Apple.com's Home Page
I Like how apple.com's homepage is only selling the iPad. Thats it. Ofcourse there is the menu.
Don Norman: The three ways that good design makes you happy
A great TED video on how design should is not only about function its also about making people happy by adding a bit of fun to it *thinking iPhone*
22tracks is Awesome!
http://22tracks.com is a jukebox of 22 playlists in different genres, each filled with 22 tracks, selected by specialized DJ’s from Amsterdam. 22tracks provides a quick overview of the latest music, promotes new artists and lets you discover new genres. No registration, no hassle. New music, the easy way.
No Downloads. Like the track? Buy it. http://22tracks.nl
Live example of Google integrating with Twitter
Just google "ninad"
Infographic of the Day: Is Bottled Water Really That Bad? Yes
via fastcompany.com
Famous Redesigned Logos of 2009
Google Launches Real-Time Search
via mashable.com
Incredible timelapse video
this is awesome!
Design Explorations by 37signals
Design Explorations
A series of design explorations across 37signals products
By Jason Zimdars, designer at 37signalsOne of the first projects for me as a new designer at 37signals is to take a fresh look at a series of features and screens in the company’s applications. These individual pieces are ones that we know can be better but haven’t made it onto anyone’s plate yet. Much like the Highrise Contacts exploration I did a couple of months ago, I’ll be looking at each piece intensively for a short period of time with the aim of improving and refining the experience. And also like the Highrise piece, I’ll be carefully documenting the process, including the directions that didn’t quite work. So stay tuned for more like this in the coming weeks.
via 37signals.com
I just went through one of the design process, its very similar to what i usually end up doing. Using some basic design principals to iterate through design options. I just keep building on top of a design. It might be interesting to just reach a design exploration to its conclusion and then start afresh...
