Have you ever been curious about when or how the smartphone came to be? Most of us depend so much on our smartphone but never really asked about how it started out. But if you’re not into digging into the history of cell phones or smartphones, maybe this detailed infographic by Waypharer.com can help you skip through the hard work and shed some light on the subject...
“Take a journey with us, if you will, back in time to see how one of the most important cities in the world has evolved. Evan Joseph, one of New York’s leading photographers of architecture, had previously given as an incredible birds eye view of New York City at night by precariously dangling out of a tiny helicopter. He’s now back with a new book called New York Then and Now. Not yet released to the public, this is your sneak peek.”
In every business workers have to do something extra ordinary effort to transform the future of that business from dark to bright, basically it happens for the initial stages of any business. However a worker has some responsibilities that’s why he have to work do all the work from the core of heart, and especially if you are a designer you need to observe upon the every nook and corner of your design projects. Basically I just want to say that to spend life in successful manners you should do every work along with a great passion, because it’s only the way to done all your works in pretty realistic manners. In this article I’ll just try to make easy the job of a designer because a designer often need to compile an attractive presentation it is most important to inspire the clients.
As web designers, we know that HTML5 is quickly becoming the new standard for cutting-edge web design. But a lot of us, especially design-only designers may not be fully aware of what HTML5 is truly capable of, as well as what its limitations are.
Dotcominfoway has just published this handy infographic explaining the ins and outs of HTML5, so study and enjoy!
“The human brain starts working the moment you are born and never stops until you stand up to speak in public,” George Jessel famously quipped. In 100 Things Every Designer Needs to Know About People (public library), Dr. Susan Weinschenk unpacks the secrets of eliciting response from people — the core purpose of design, it’s been argued — through a combination of behavioral science, psychology, and practical examples to alleviate the misery and mystery of public speaking.
This great short animated teaser offers five of the most essential secrets to a great presentation, whatever your discipline or topic. (Not so great? The dishearteningly blatant RSA-style animation rip-off.)
Gaming technology has evolved over the years to make the graphics and interactivity better, but some have concluded that the “evolution” has not been a good thing. This image posted on Digg makes a lot of great points.
In today's modern age, the traditional media industry is suffering. The newspapers, the printed books, and the video industry have all seen better times and even some having to file for bankruptcy. Check out this interactive infographic of how the media industry has changed through the years.
During the holidays, giving the perfect gift is always a challenge. With tons of friends and family members on your shopping list, it’s easy for employees to get left behind. And let’s face it, it's easy to dole out generic and thoughtless knick-knacks to your staff.
