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Via the magic of the WordPress falbum plugin I’ve added my Flickr photostream to the site. It was more complicated than I expected, and I’ve still some styling to do, but the results are well worth it. The random shots over on the right have already yielded some nice juxtapositions (Tokyo International Forum vs. Mesquita […]
Boxes and Arrows interviews Eric Reiss on Web dogma ’06 – his 10 web design principles. I wanted to quote one, but they’re all so brilliant, so in tune with what I feel, that here they all are: Anything that exists only to satisfy the internal politics of the site owner must be eliminated. Anything […]