I talked about UploadRobots about 3 weeks ago saying that it was “cool, fast and with a great UI”. Today, I had the chance to interview Nick Cammarata, Director of Software at Upload Robots.
You’ll find the interview after the jump. And we’ve got a giveaway as well!
Here’s another interview guys! Today, I had the pleasure to interview Marcelo Marfil, a famous UI and icon designer from Brazil.
You can find his website here: http://www.marcelomarfil.com/
I told you guys, MacStories Festival isn’t just a simple BIG giveaway contest.
No, it’s more. It’s an event, a real festival for all you Mac and iPhone users out there. So, what have we got here? An exclusive interview with the famous graphic designers Emanuel Sà.
You can find his official website here: http://www.emanuelsa.com/
Enjoy! :)
Following my Read it Later review a few days ago, I wanted to know who was behind this amazing idea. Nate Weiner from Idea Shower, was kind enough to share some thoughts with MacStories.
Here’s our interview.
Following my previous post about the future of Firefox, (you can find it here) I made this mockup/sketch, hope to be clear enough.
It’s the same mockup Pascal Finette covered in his blog (here) and which I’ve submitted to Mozilla Labs Design Challenge: Summer 09 (where you can find my presentation video as well)
I took inspiration from a post on Planet Ubiquity (http://tinyurl.com/9tten8) to discuss a very important issue of our browsers: bookmarks.
Surely you all know what they are, you can call them Favorites, but in the end they are always bookmarks.
As Dicarlo asked ,do we still need bookmarks? Or are they an unnecessary thing of the past, when the Web was still “new“?
Well, I think he‘s right: bookmarks are too Web 1.0.
At least as we have known them until today.
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[This is a total update & restyling of 7 months old post. Updated to December 2009]
I recently stumbled upon this post by Aza Raskin where he outlines the pros and cons of a brand new way of using Firefox: a vertical sidebar with multiple items in it. That post made me think a lot about this subject: how can we improve the browsers, what can designers and developers do to make browsers more usable and “modern”? I started searching for other similar resources and I found a couple of interesting mockups from GoSquared, IA and Cocoia. This post will showcase these mockups and provide some ideas about how can browsers evolve and get ready for “the future”.
Enjoy!
