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Often useful, sometimes opinionated, occasionally controversial.
6 August 2014
Project: Maybe Mae / Bread & Bone
Peel Street has seen an explosion of new venues, restaurants and bars along its narrow length. The latest crop to open includes sister venues – small bar Maybe Mae and Bread & Bone Wood Grill.
30 May 2014
Designing for Interactive User Interfaces
Amy and Kieran were recently invited to give a guest lecture on designing for Interactive UI at UniSA.
19 May 2014
Look Upstairs Melbourne
A few weeks ago now, I took myself out of the office for a week to attend the Look Upstairs design conference in Melbourne. The conference was held in the recently renovated Arts Centre Melbourne. The sculptural building housed hundreds of design thinkers and speakers from every continent for the three day conference.
17 April 2014
iBeacons – lightbulbs for our phones
If you have an iPhone or a high-end Android phone you’re going to be experiencing beacons in the next 12 to 18 months, maybe a lot sooner. Useful, terrifying or just very annoying? You decide.
17 February 2014
Why your inaccessible website is like the HMS Belfast
The HMS Belfast is one of the largest and most powerful light cruisers ever built. After being retired in 1963 the Belfast is now permanently docked in the middle of London, and acts as a museum. Last year we spent a day exploring the Belfast, climbing up its tight ladders and ducking under the overhead beams, and as we did so an analogy came to me. This ship is a grand example of an inaccessible website come to life, and a great case for making accessibility a goal regardless of your organisation's current priorities.
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