PUBLIC MARKS from sbrothier with tags "navigation system" & flash

Anyone remember that slick interface prototype Bumptop? It was this groovy interface where artifacts behaved like physical objects. You could stack them, fan them out. Really cool concept stuff.

Digg Lab's Arc is an interesting new view where stories arrange themselves around the circle as users digg them

Quand vitesse rime avec classe

mouse wheel / arrow keys / right click menu.... la totale ;)

understand don't click, i'm sure Nielsen will love this website ! humpf !

Pour visualiser ce site en flash, vous avez besoin de ça : Username: being Password: hunted

Despite the fact that they trail Ogilvy, Y&R, Thompson, Coudal and DDB in the all-important agency rankings, they still can do some nice creative work at Burnett, especially out of their Canadian office. A seriously great site.

Japanese hi-fashion boutique Adam et Rope have skillfully approached and executed the establishment of their brand in the online environment so that it adds a meaningful connection with its audience and creates an additional interactive dimension.

How flash enhance the user experience via tag research linked to flickr app / see marumushi's flickrgraph or krazydad color fields colr pickr experience too

People & works from nagaoka institute of design made by Yugop

démarche qui va dans le même sens que les recherches faites par Laszlo Systems, Inc.

Go, buy a webcam & be sure to have seen the VIDEO:LOGIC study 01 / real time video capturing system

created by Sofake / anything common with Matthew Mahon website design - of course, same designers sofake / wefail - fucking good !

un loading des photos à la "intentionallies" une nav. similaire au site de Billy Harvey - normal design by sofake / wefail

Flickr Graph is an application that visualizes the social relationships inside flickr.com. It makes use of the classic attraction-repulsion algorithm for graphs. Start exploring your contacts by entering your flickr username or the email address you used to register there.

This site promotes the North American release of Goodbye Lenin!, a motion picture by Sony Pictures Classics. The movie centers around a young, East German man whose “proudly socialist” mother falls into an eight-month-long coma in October 1989. When she awakens her heart is too weak to handle the shock of the fall of the Berlin Wall and the rise of Capitalism so her son sets out on a mission to conceal the truth of current events.

Advancing the web experience

The new Internet for business use