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Posted to Silicons.co - Emojis tweeted by people across Earth in real-time., in reply to Bradley Griffith , May 15, 2014 Posted to LA Times redesign, in reply to Sam Garson , May 07, 2014 I can't imagine why they would need location data more granular than what they can get through a user's IP .
Posted to Faded - All-in-one photo editing iPhone app, Dec 20, 2013 Decided against the getfaded phrase/domain huh? Good choice :)
Posted to Yahoo introduces their new logo, Sep 05, 2013 I think it looks fantastic, even not flat.
Posted to Volkswagen Website Redesign, in reply to Jim Silverman , Sep 04, 2013 Yeah he makes several references to being Czech. I probably (definitely) wouldn't be able to write English that well if I was Czech.
Posted to Tomato Alert: Track programs you use, Sep 04, 2013 Forced Tweet-To-Download is a little sleazy IMHO.
Posted to Good examples of "Share this page" UI, Sep 02, 2013 Does anyone have stats on how often these buttons are used? Personally I have never used one, I'll just copy/paste the link.
Posted to Site design: Mustafademirkent.com, Sep 02, 2013 Perfect combination of flashy and functional/easy to read.
Posted to MeCam: A Wearable Handsfree Clip Camera, in reply to Tom Cavill , Aug 25, 2013 Looks really nice.
You should put the video on this page http://shop.autographer.com/ , on the front page. It describes the product very well and looks fantastic visually, but it's hard to find.
- Reveal (reveal.me)
- BRANDMAC - Domain names for your next startup (brandmac.com)
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- Instagram meets 3D (seene.co)
- Pttrns.com - Redone for iOS 7 Inspiration (pttrns.com)
- Sass at GitHub (speakerdeck.com)
- Chrome Experiment #500 (500.chromeexperiments.com)
- Be nicer (pixxel.co)
- Site design: Mustafademirkent.com (mustafademirkent.com)
- Site design: Jeremy Sallée's Blog (salleedesign.com)
Really cool visualization!
On my end(chrome) the globe is horizontally off center until I get down to a window width of less than 630px.
Also I can't recreate it now, but the first time the page loaded I was able to drag the earth around which took it outside of the viewing area and clipped the edges.