i can’t wait for all the pedantic web purists to start whining about “accessibility” and html validation – who gives a crap when the end product is that good?
Also, in response to joe’s comment, accessibility does matter if a portion of your expected audience requires it. Designing a site for a public organization, such as a library or school? You’d better believe accessibility is important.
But designing a site that is going to be viewed by others in the creative industry, such as this? Have fun.
I should note I’m actually a Flash developer, so my bias is in the complete opposite direction. But I still strongly value accessibility and standards.
As a designer, you should too – if it’s appropriate and necessary.
Wow. That was interesting – actually very cool but made me a little nauseous. I guess accessibility would be an issue – but really, if the audience is defined as the creative design industry, accessibility tends to take a back seat.
The market cooling fan heatsink used shape it is dizzying, but after removing the differences in materials, to judge the quality of a heat sink, there is a very important judgment basis, it is to see the size of the surface area. In general, the larger the surface area, better heat dissipation;laptop cooling pads surface area is
smaller, the cooling effect is worse. We have been in CPU cooling principle, mentioned that the heat sink of cold air flowing through the heat is taken away, so the area of ??contact withhe air, the more the faster the rate of cooling.
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that is insanely creative.
i can’t wait for all the pedantic web purists to start whining about “accessibility” and html validation – who gives a crap when the end product is that good?
thanks for sharing.
Oct 21st, 2009 / 11:27 am
First, I’ll say this site is awesome.
Also, in response to joe’s comment, accessibility does matter if a portion of your expected audience requires it. Designing a site for a public organization, such as a library or school? You’d better believe accessibility is important.
But designing a site that is going to be viewed by others in the creative industry, such as this? Have fun.
I should note I’m actually a Flash developer, so my bias is in the complete opposite direction. But I still strongly value accessibility and standards.
As a designer, you should too – if it’s appropriate and necessary.
Oct 21st, 2009 / 12:42 pm
Wow. That was interesting – actually very cool but made me a little nauseous. I guess accessibility would be an issue – but really, if the audience is defined as the creative design industry, accessibility tends to take a back seat.
Thanks for sharing!
Oct 21st, 2009 / 2:39 pm
Saw this site the other definitely pretty awesome.
Oct 21st, 2009 / 4:06 pm
how do the do that? it’s pretty cool…
Oct 21st, 2009 / 4:37 pm
Very nice, but the load time killed me!
Oct 21st, 2009 / 5:02 pm
especially enjoyed the sound–would love to learn how to do something like that
Oct 22nd, 2009 / 2:29 pm
I have seen this before, at Pixelbreaker: http://www.pixelbreaker.com/v1/
But that was about 10 years ago…
Oct 26th, 2009 / 7:38 am
The market cooling fan heatsink used shape it is dizzying, but after removing the differences in materials, to judge the quality of a heat sink, there is a very important judgment basis, it is to see the size of the surface area. In general, the larger the surface area, better heat dissipation;laptop cooling pads surface area is
smaller, the cooling effect is worse. We have been in CPU cooling principle, mentioned that the heat sink of cold air flowing through the heat is taken away, so the area of ??contact withhe air, the more the faster the rate of cooling.
Jul 18th, 2013 / 6:31 am