Marked Up

Sep
25th

Thu

Send in the clowns

It seems the Cabot Circus shopping centre website has launched, in tandem with the official opening of the centre itself today, and is as much of a ‘circus’ as the physical development has been.

Poor design, awful code, dreadful usability and, to top it all off, the developer isn’t even a local Bristol company.

“Send in the clowns,” indeed…

Sep
19th

Fri

[Google] Chrome looks to be close to establishing itself as the 4th most popular browser in the mainstream market - which is bad news for Opera.

— ReadWriteWeb

Sep
12th

Fri

Infinite Oz Captivating promo for Sci Fi’s Tin Man series (which I’ve still yet to see).

Sep
9th

Tue

The latest (North American) issue of Esquire magazine has launched, featuring a unique e-ink display on the front cover. Make Magazine explains how Esquire’s e-ink cover works.

[via iamdanw]

Excuse of the Day Eric Meyer has started a “handy” new Twitter service.

Aug
29th

Fri

Mozilla Labs’ astonishing Ubiquity, a natural language tool that effectively lets you create content mashups on the fly.

Aug
28th

Thu

JParallax Simple but convincing parallax scrolling simulation, using JavaScript.

Aug
22nd

Fri

David O'Reilly Absolutely incredible modern animator—the short portfolio piece on his homepage alone is jaw-dropping.

Jul
31st

Thu

Fantastic collection of inspirational business cards I particularly like the heavily textured and embossed cards—something I’m sure Bateman and colleagues would agonize over.

Google’s planned Street View service - which will offer ground-level pictures of every UK street - has been given the all-clear to launch, after the Information Commissioner said it had no more concerns.

— More details (but no mention of an actual launch date) on Brand Republic’s MediaWeek.