Archive for the ‘Interactive’ Category

Ignore

By Kate Sonnick on March 25th, 2009

I am on Flickr, Blogger, Facebook, Twitter, Adgabber and even a social network just for knitters called Ravelry. But I am no equal opportunity social networker. For example, I can’t bring myself to join LinkedIn. People keep sending me invites. I keep ignoring them. With mounting guilt, I admit. I just have this perception of [...]

Facebook v. Twitter

By Andrea Zuegel on March 16th, 2009

Not sure whether to tweet on Twitter or update your Facebook? Here’s one person’s take on their differing propositions.

Love for LinkedIn

By Andrea Zuegel on March 10th, 2009

I’m going for a job interview this week. I know the name of my interviewer and her organization. Within 2 minutes I expect to know her background, what she looks like, and whether or not I know anyone who knows her. Yes, I’m talking about LinkedIn.
As a freelancer, I’ve come to rely on tools [...]

Remember the Facebook freakout?

By Michael Chatfield on March 6th, 2009

What are your thoughts on the proposed upgrades to Facebook?

Inform first, then dazzle

By Andrea Zuegel on February 12th, 2009

Don’t sacrifice function over design when you’re building a website.

Kodak.com shows the way

By Matt Jones on February 4th, 2009

Keeping a strong idea intact through each stage of the creative development process isn’t for sissies. But if you think its tough when developing a print ad, try designing a homepage. The process begins with good intentions – make it intuitive, prioritize messaging, retain the brand’s distinctive qualities, etc. – but can quickly [...]