Category Archives: Technology & UX

Thoughts, examples, and discussions.

Draw on any Web page

Posted on October 29, 2010 by Brett

I stumbled upon Markup a few weeks back and love the simplicity of the tool and the ability to share URLs that you’ve “Marked Up.” Not sure if it entirely does away with the ol’ screenshot > drop in photoshop … Continue reading →

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Processing.Android kicks off tomorrow at UIC

Posted on September 30, 2010 by Jason

Processing.Android: Open Source for Mobile Innovation is taking place at the UIC Innovation Center tomorrow through Sunday, 10/1-10/3. It’s at 1240 W Harrison Street here in Chicago, and it’s free to all. It’s free since it’s sponsored by so many … Continue reading →

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How sweet CSS3 is

Posted on September 22, 2010 by Brett

A nice collection of CSS3 examples can be found over at CSS3 Watch. I’m especially diggin’ the umbrUI checkboxes. And of course the fantastic Lost World’s Fairs deserves mention. Yowza! I love how Tumblr makes it so easy to collect links, … Continue reading →

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Our first impression using Reinvigorate

Posted on September 20, 2010 by Ben

Jason has been following Reinvigorate since it has been in its beta release. A couple weeks back, we heard that it was launching. We decided to check out the 14-day free trial. Now that our trial is over, we figured … Continue reading →

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Daily Drop Cap goes “F”

Posted on September 1, 2010 by Brett

uzzy Math representin’ the Daily Drop Cap! I stumbled upon Jessica Hische‘s website awhile back and have been following this series ever since. She posts a new, decorative cap every day for us internet folks to enjoy and use on our blog … Continue reading →

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We’ve created a special guide for you

Posted on September 1, 2010 by Brett

At least that’s what ESPN says they did in “A Guide to the new ESPN.com navigation.” What is the easiest way to navigate ESPN.com? We’ve created a special guide for you. Is it 1994, when you had to explain navigation … Continue reading →

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Intro to Math at Montessorium

Posted on August 31, 2010 by Brett

Yes, it’s name appropriate, but this new app from Montessorium uses great design to create an engaging interactive learning tool. Now I can give my nephews a little math lesson with that “shiny glass screen thing” instead of throwing YouTube videos … Continue reading →

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Simple visualizations used powerfully in storytelling

Posted on August 12, 2010 by Mark Baldino

We recently finished a project on data visualization for the fine folks at Cancer Treatment Centers of America in which we redesigned the display of health and wellness data. The challenge was providing a compelling story through the display data … Continue reading →

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Omnigraffle Sitemap Generator from Sitemap.xml

Posted on August 5, 2010 by Jason

You’re reading an article in the Fuzzy Math design series. These articles talk about our practice: why we do what we do, and how we do it. « previous article: Omnigraffle Table of Contents Generator UPDATE: This software is now … Continue reading →

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Omnigraffle Table of Contents Generator

Posted on July 27, 2010 by Jason

You’re reading an article in the Fuzzy Math design series. These articles talk about our practice: why we do what we do, and how we do it. « previous article: Prototyping with Omnigraffle: show/hide annotations Yow! I was going to … Continue reading →

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