Wow!

lonelysandwich:

SHAKEDOWN!

lonelysandwich:

SHAKEDOWN!

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datn:

exACTly.

datn:

exACTly.

Reblogged from d@n
FuckYeahMichaelJacksonHardDrive

FuckYeahMichaelJacksonHardDrive

adobegripes:

Illustrator: Why is picking colours in an Illustration application such an exercise in tedium. Hey Illustrator team, its 2010 how about an eyedropper tool in your crappy colour picker.

Yes, yes, yes. I hate the gradient color picker, also designing for the web I always want to use a hex value, is that possible? No.

adobegripes:

Illustrator: Why is picking colours in an Illustration application such an exercise in tedium. Hey Illustrator team, its 2010 how about an eyedropper tool in your crappy colour picker.

Yes, yes, yes. I hate the gradient color picker, also designing for the web I always want to use a hex value, is that possible? No.

Reblogged from Adobe UI Gripes
Chrome has plugins and here is the first one you’re going to get:
Cornify - The #1 Unicorn & Rainbow Service

Chrome has plugins and here is the first one you’re going to get:

Cornify - The #1 Unicorn & Rainbow Service

egrossnickle:

Delta boarding pass redesigned by Tyler Thompson. More here: Redesigning the Boarding Pass (via @awilkinson)

What I love about this article is just the number of great designs. It always amazes me how the worlds biggest/most iconic companies just miss the boat completely on the little details that make all the difference.

egrossnickle:

Delta boarding pass redesigned by Tyler Thompson. More here: Redesigning the Boarding Pass (via @awilkinson)

What I love about this article is just the number of great designs. It always amazes me how the worlds biggest/most iconic companies just miss the boat completely on the little details that make all the difference.

Reblogged from Mighty Dream

Dear Google Apps admin,​

In order to continue to improve our products and deliver more sophisticated features and performance, we are harnessing some of the latest improvements in web browser technology. This includes faster JavaScript processing and new standards like HTML5. As a result, over the course of 2010, we will be phasing out support for Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 ​as well as other older browsers that are not supported by their own manufacturers.

Google

Just received this as I’m sure did millions of others. This is exactly what the internets needed.

Thank you Google!