Jan 29

Functional Favicons

Posted by: in User Experience.

w3c Validator Favicon

Traditionally favicons are used for branding. A tiny icon which represents who you are and is displayed in the browsers address bar, in your bookmarks and (in Firefox) in the tab of the page your are currently viewing.

For most, the favicon is purely aesthetic. However, in others it has become a useful piece of functionality.

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Jan 09

Worldmapper – Trending the globe

Posted by: in Design.

I am fascinated by the different ways people represent data. We grow accustomed to displaying data in the same old ways. We start to glance over the mundane bar graphs we see everyday. We forget that the relationship between the data is more important than the specific numerical values. Graphs are for trends, reports are for numbers.

Worldmapper takes the same old data we hear every day in the news and dares to present it uniquely. I think it makes their point well.

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Jan 03

Paving the Way for Simpli5

Posted by: in Products.

Simpli5 is our new web application which debuted this month. It revolutionizes retail business through a new innovative approach to managing orders, products, inventory and customers.

We believe retail management is all about decisions and Simpli5 makes these decisions simpler.

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