Faber Novel & Chan Hwee Chong : work of art at once
octobre 18th, 2011 by Manu
Faber Castell from eric yeo on Vimeo.
SOME OF THE DISRUPTIVE COMPANIES
octobre 10th, 2011 by yann
This infographic emphasises some disuptive companies, who breaked the rule of their market.
Pandora, Apple, Netflix, Tata are in there…
Those companies think different (© Steve 
) and reach their market from a different way, with success.
So what are you waiting for set up a company ?
From Mashable
The wold’s most liked showroom
août 23rd, 2011 by Manu
Adidas – Get the left shoe down the streets et find the right one in store
juillet 27th, 2011 by yann
At Melbourne, Adidas set up a clever street marketing operation to highlight the opening of a new store.
See by yourself the operation.
The full article is here
BUCK 65 « Superstars Don’t Love »
juillet 12th, 2011 by thibault
POLO is back in France
mai 20th, 2011 by Manu
En exclu (ou presque) sur notre blog, découvrez le spot annonciateur du retour de la marque POLO, le célèbre bonbon de notre enfance
Heineken : the invite ! Just awsome…
mai 19th, 2011 by Manu
Heineken – The Invite from Max Gebhardt on Vimeo.
Stanley Kubrick – a filmography
mai 6th, 2011 by Manu
New Lamborgini !!! Epic VFX Scene !!!
mai 3rd, 2011 by thibault
Lamborghini Aventador from Sehsucht™ on Vimeo.
Evolution of style
avril 28th, 2011 by Manu
Une belle réal ! Ca change des pubs pour le gel qu’on se farcie depuis des années !
What to look for in a UI designer
mars 7th, 2011 by yann
From 37signals’ blog
« There’s a thread on Quora about how to define a designer’s ideal range of knowledge.
Here are the dimensions we look at:
- Writing: Can they think and communicate clearly? Writing skills are critical to UI.
- Interface design: Can they organize elements in 2D space so that the arrangement is meaningful, clear, and instantly understandable? Can they organize elements in time (navigation, flows, steps) in a way that minimizes uncertainty and feels efficient?
- Product: Can they appreciate the problems and desires our customers have and turn that understanding into business value? In other words, do they know what matters and what doesn’t matter to customers and stakeholders?
- Development: Are they able to code their designs in HTML/CSS? Can they go further and integrate their designs into the application source code? Can they talk shop with programmers?
- Character: Are they a nice person with a good motivation?
Of course it isn’t necessary for everyone to kill on every point (except #5). But I think you can tell a lot about a company’s design culture by looking across these dimensions. »