Notes DesignWeb
7thsyndikate: the whole story
Posted September 26th, 2008 by notesdesignRegular readers of this blog will know that we've been mixed up in a fantastically engaging online campaign by a group called 7thSyndikate. We were initially sent an email from them at the beginning of September: "Don't turn away from...
Technorati Tags: Attack of the Incredible Movie Title Screens!
Posted June 11th, 2008 by notesdesignHow tasty are these? They're from Steven Hill's rather spectacular online collection of movie title screens. He's compiled a catalogue of over five thousand different titles, and they're a brilliant record of typographic stylings through the years. Definitely worth a...
Can't ffffind what you're looking for?
Posted June 3rd, 2008 by notesdesignWe've been getting a stack of hits from an image posted on ffffound, but it links our front page rather than to the specific post that features the image. So if you have come here from ffffound, and you're looking...
FontStruct
Posted May 8th, 2008 by notesdesignDear Internet. We find that we have waaaay too much time on our hands. It would be really splendid if you could find a way to suck away some of that time. Perhaps a few hours each day? Or, you...
Looks like this feed is not valid
Posted April 18th, 2008 by notesdesignHumble grovellings to readers who subscribe to our RSS feed – there’s a problem with Feedburner feeds today, which Typepad assure us they’re trying to fix. Hopefully, normal service will be resumed shortly. Thankyouverymuch. UPDATE Fixed now. Cheerss for your...
Linksplats
Posted April 7th, 2008 by notesdesignAfter reading this article over on the Creative Review blog, we were reminded that we'd been meaning to do a bit of research into QR codes. QR (Quick Response) codes are a bit like barcodes, but instead of needing a...
Black is the new white
Posted March 29th, 2008 by notesdesignGoogle (in the UK only) has slipped into a little black number today. There was a lot of coverage when the search page Blackle was set up, allegedly saving power by leaving pixels ‘unlit’ in black instead of Google's usual...
