Lovely inspiration for interaction design
March 8, 2009
How long until this is realised?
UPDATE - 2019, if Microsoft is to be believed (well, more or less)
Jeav Yves Lemoigne’s nice interaction design
February 1, 2009
The other day I discovered Jean Yves Lemoigne’s art through this rather cool spread (pictured above) for Amusement magazine. His pixel (Pixxxel, even) dames have made the rounds on the blogosphere and you should check them out on jeanyveslemoigne.com.
I wanted to point out something different.
His site is a very neat example of simple, intuitive interaction design well suited to its material.
It opens up with a picture filling nearly the whole screen – exactly right for a photographer’s site. Mouseover to the left (i’ve highlighted the area below) and you get…
…this:
The pictures move up or down with your mouse (easier to see for yourself than to explain). Click, and a tiny progress bar appears in the top right…
…and then the next picture fades in.
Really quite neat.
What goes through your mind when someone says: let’s go for a beer?
January 15, 2009
On a completely different note: here’s a hugely inspired ad for Goldstar Beer.
Client: Goldstar Beer
Agency: McCann Erickson, Tel Aviv
Creative Director: Ido Ben Dor
Copywriter: Asaf Zelikovich,
Elad Gabison
Art Director: Geva Gershon
Incidentally, these guys have done some even more brilliantly edgy funny stuff: click here.
Suddenly, the food chain broke
December 21, 2008
F Minus is a brilliant daily comic featured in over 100 newspapers, which I discovered a few years ago when Scott Adams (the author of Dilbert) recommended it in his blog. Lateral thinking at its best, and pretty damn funny. Read the latest here or go to its main website for more info on its author, Tony Carillo.
More below:
And my absolute favourite:
On a different note, while writing this post I stumbled on this: http://comicsidontunderstand.com (via Tony Carillo’s blog).
You have to laugh.
