On screen annotation tools such Protonotes and WebNotes allow you to easily add comments to your prototype so there isn’t even a need to add footnotes to your screen grabs.
JanSport - Home - 4 views
Pure CSS social media icons (experimental) - Nicolas Gallagher - Blog & Ephemera - 2 views
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Hilariously unnecessary social media icons made entirely in CSS3... but neat.
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I also think this speaks to the modern icon and logotype. Extremely simple, geometric shapes and typefaces. What happened to all of the flourishes and beveling?! http://www.neatorama.com/2008/02/07/the-evolution-of-tech-companies-logos/
oBaz - 3 views
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want it or next on items to get a personalized shopping experience
Clothia Lets Users Take Their Closets Online | Digital - Advertising Age - 3 views
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Just saw that ModCloth was actually mentioned in this article ...
Public Groupon Editorial Manual - 3 views
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interesting styleguide on the Groupon Voice. How they use copy to their advantage
50 Useful Responsive Web Design Tools For Designers - 3 views
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For the past few days, we have showed you some of the best WordPress and Joomla responsive themes you can download and use on your site. Today, we're going to give you the tools. Comprise of frameworks, services, and downloadble scripts, we think they are going to be a great ...
Go Try It On - 2 views
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Basically people judging other people's outfits online.
Ordering Food Online? That'll Be More Calories, Cost And Complexity : The Salt : NPR - 2 views
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Interesting how behavior shifts from in person to online. Curious to know what the behavior shift is for online clothes shopping.
Consumers want 'free stuff' from social, marketers think they 'want to be heard' - 2 views
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Plus fun infographic: http://assets.econsultancy.com/images/0001/3978/Lithium_TheDigitalDivide_big_.jpg
50 Powerful Time-Savers For Web Designers - Smashing Magazine - 2 views
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useful tool for testing typographic scale and rhythm. It lets you set factors such as the typographic scale (traditional, 3:5 Fibonacci, Le Corbusier, etc.), the font size in percentage, line height, the layout, padding and the line height for h1, h2 and h3 headings.
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Typograph — Scale & Rhythm (http://lamb.cc/typograph/)A
The UX of 8 Leading Retail Sites - The Usabilla Blog - 2 views
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interesting findings
Beautylish - 3 views
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Products + Reviews, community, tutorials, etc
Designing for the Next Step - 2 views
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Could be useful as we're considering how to increase user registrations.
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