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Using CSS to do Anything: 50 Creative Examples and Tutorials
Here are some great examples of what you can do with CSS.
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6 creative reasons to apply blur to photos
(1) imply depth
(2) to make type more readable
(3) to imply speed
(4) for an appealing background image
(5) for a surreal feeling
(6) for an illustrative or cartoony feel
[via: tutorialblog]
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Designing Web Navigation (Book review)
The guys over at 456 Berea st have a nice review of Designing Web Navigation: Optimizing the User Experience. It seems like it could be a good read if you are confronting a tricky navigation problem 
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Grid-Based Design 101
A good 101 article with resources about grid-based design methods by Steven Snell
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Interactive Game using Mac Laptop Sudden Motion Sensor
Interactive game for Honda Motorcycles using Sudden Motion Sensor (SMS). SMS is Apple’s motion-based hardware - and data-protection system used in their notebook computer systems.
I’m really surprised that no one has done something like this sooner. You’ve got to check out the video.
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From Here to There: Design Research Symposium
If you’re going to be in there area of the College of Design at Arizona State University from April 11-13, 2008, you should check out their free Design Research Symposium. Should be interesting.
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“Customer Experience” Linked to “Customer Loyalty”
We all know it, but sometimes its hard to prove with quantitative numbers. According to Bruce D. Temkin, Forrester has just published a report empirically linking customer experience to customer loyalty and purchasing decisions. [via: Customer Experience Matters]
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Visualizing Search Results
Searchme, Inc. looks promising. I’ve been dabbling in search result visualization off-and-on for a while now. I think its a huge area for improvement. I’m not sure if the blatant use of cover-flow visualization is the right approach. I’ll keep my eyes on this one.
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minipost test
this is a test of the minipost plugin
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