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Surfing the web without clicking your mouse? Interesting test site which weighs up the case for navigation without mouse clicks... read more

tags: accessibility, click, design, design, interface, mouse, navigation, web

is no good 1,
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Beautifully executed typographic navigation allows the user to move smoothly across the British Heart Foundation's recently launched Annual Review. A click here is good for your health. read more

tags: charity, heart, navigation, Sennep, typographic

looks good 1, works well 1, performs effectively 1,
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In line with the previous 'kebab' post, another spiralling 'reader' (is this a trend?) the Spectra visual newsreader from msnbc. More colourful and more interactive, and more futuristic - imagine this on TV. Choose a channel from the spectrum above and chose and collect the news items that intere... read more

tags: 3-D, interactive, interface, navigation, network, news, Visual, world

looks good 4, works well 3, performs effectively 1,
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Another really impressive project from those guys at Poke. Yes the Unlimited Orange page really is seemingly unlimited. It scrolls forever. Ross Phillips nominated this at the Designs of the Year exhibition currently at the Design Museum. I can see why. Read some more comments at http://www... read more

tags: advertising, Animation, branding, campaign, creativity, design, interface, mobile, navigation, poke

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OK, somebody had to post it, so it may as well be me, as I've been happily using a grey import for the past few weeks, lucky me. :-) I'm not going to go into any kind of review of all the good bits, bad bits, or missing bits of functionality. There are plenty of other places to read those kin... read more

tags: Apple, design, interface, iPhone, mobile, multi-touch, navigation, software, usability

looks good 3, works well 2, performs effectively 2,
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This website is fantastic inspiration if you are into charts and diagrams... Sounds dull perhaps, but actually this site is not only beautiful to look at, but it is also great fun to interact with. "We feel fine" is a web-based art project by Jonathan Harris & Sepandar Kamvar, that searches we... read more

tags: cultural, design, digital, Fabrica, fun, generator, global, information, Internet, Jonathan, navigation, tracking, visualise, web, world

looks good 6, works well 6, performs effectively 4,
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A great project from Amnesty International. It is a fun way to make some noise about a hot political issue. Also it makes Amnesty more modern - no more grannies sending letters but all kind of people doing something. Nice one. read more

tags: 2.0, advert, art, community, creativity, design, digital, director, friends, music, navigation, pop, retro, social, street, video, viral, web, world

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Similar to what I am working on in Banff, except we use GPS to trigger the content. We also go beyond audio to incorporate still image, animation, and screen based interactivity. MemoryScape brings location specific audio to physical space. "Using rare recordings from the Museum in Docklands ar... read more

tags: audio, choreography, locative, mobile, navigation

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Flash based, this "game" sets you up as President and takes you through the journey that is Climate Change. Intensive learning outcomes (for this type of experience), interesting visually, not too cumbersome. I liked it! http://www.bbc.co.uk/sn/hottopics/climatechange/climate_challenge/ read more

tags: community, design, education, navigation, social, usability, world

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