A beautifully simple piece of UI design inspired by Braun’s Dieter Rams – who as you know is the inspiration behind many of the Apple’s products.

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On the 30th of September 2011, in front of a sell-out theatre at the BFI in London, Charlie Kaufman delivered the final lecture in BAFTA’s 2011 Screenwriters’ Lecture Series.

Full 70 minute Lecture

I like the way you can track the action during a game via the peaks of troughs of these. More here

As a long time fan of TED talks this looks like a great idea – something for the train.

Artefact created a radically simple printer concept called SWYP. See What You Print. Learn more

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A hugely demanding to deliver TNT customers a best-in-class online experience that was globally consistent over more than of 200 sites.

The challenge was to create one solution that was flexible enough to be tailored to the requirements of each individual country while maintaining a single online brand presence.

The project delivered over 200 sites globally in more than a dozen languages and has now been independently recognised as the world’s leading site in the Express Industry.

If you imagine for a moment that digital information exist in another world that lies just beneath our feet. A world jam-pack with data and activity, a world of ever increasing importance.

And yet creators of this world it is strange that we are forever looking down, peering through tiny windows to gain access and view a snapshot of what is going on.

Surely this is not right, we should be bringing this world out into our own. Making these windows as large and expansive as possible, through which we can survey and interact with this information. Here is a good example:

and also this:

So why not add this feature to search, users can tailor their results will know the bias of what they are looking at.