links for 27 February 2006
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handmade stuff sold online, and gorgeous, interesting interface design for online shopping make this site my new favourite
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Spell with Flickr is a small program that lets you type in whatever you want, then goes to flickr and grabs pictures for each an every letter! It also allows you to change the images that you see, so you can find better images for your word or phrase!
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Web Monkey runs us through some of the coolest Flickr offshoots. A few I’ve seen before, a few I haven’t. V. cool.
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Wikiscripts is a collaborative script writing site, which decentralizes the movie and television script writing process. Anyone can edit a script and add their own creative skill and talent.
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Dion Hinchcliffe has put together a draft list of the first-order elements of Web 2.0 thinking. Its a good foundation for anyone developing a web based service or application these days.
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the guys at 37 Signals have been advocating the end of functional specs for a while now. I’m brewing on a post that disagrees with that (but agrees that there does need to be a shift in the process). Here’s a few steps in the 37 Signals process
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looking for a web designer with something to say (about web design, that is). Go no further.
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news mapped globally
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i’d heard that this was a lot like Flickr, but actually its quite different. The audio aspect for a start, being able to narrate your photos. Also the lack of account … its worth a look.(tags: photography Flickr)
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Welcome to the new CHISIG reviews site. Here you will find reviews and discussions on books, articles, and websites related to Human-Computer Interaction. These reviews are provided by members of the Australian Computer-Human Interaction Special Interest(tags: HCI)
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oooh, yet another excellent Flickr mashup. This time, put in your username and start playing around with your contacts and their contacts… great visualisation of relationships.
