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EdmeadesPocket Folder
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Logo DesignVarious Clients"Blog Wayfinding: Is “Next” Newer or Older?"
by Dylan Mullins on July 23, 2011
It is with much heartache that I must confess the hapless shortcomings of my portfolio. As of today, the content of my Work section is almost identical to what it was when I first shipped this site live back in September of 2010. (I still can’t believe I’ve been through over ten portfolio designs in [...]
"Things I Love About Internet Explorer"
by Dylan Mullins on June 2, 2011
After reading a long and informative—but damning—post on Quora about the origins of the Internet Explorer browser, I was motivated to write this post on what I love about Internet Explorer. I’ve used the infographic above for the sake of simplicity and straightforwardness.
"Springpad, App Review"
by Derek Kapa on May 18, 2011
I am super thrilled to have my first ever guest post this week from my good friend, Derek Kapa. Read his byline at the bottom, and check out his portfolio of great work! Ok, I have a bit of a confession to make. This year, 2011, marks the first year I have owned a smartphone. [...]
"Tiny Fluid Grid"
by Dylan Mullins on May 10, 2011
It seems like the best products are always the most obvious, and oftentimes, the most iterated. There are plenty of CSS grid generator tools out there, but none look near as cool as Tiny Fluid Grid. Tiny Fluid Grid is a web development tool that helps developers build grid-based layouts with laser-guides and a shiny, [...]
"Wikipedia, Now Featuring More “Social”"
by Dylan Mullins on May 1, 2011
I have no clue how much Wikipedia permeates your life, but for me it is an information consumable that I could not survive without. Wikipedia has become a part of our modern lexicon: much like White Out is synonymous for correction fluid; Xerox to a photocopy; search to “Google it”; the word research almost [...]
