Japanese Web Design: Why Is It so Different?
Why Is Japanese Web Design So Different? Like an internet time machine May 15, 2012 • words written by Koichi • Art by Aya Francisco When I think of Japan I tend to think of beautiful design. Zen gardens, temples, shrines, tea ceremonies, manga, anime, wabi-sabi… the list goes on and on. Yet for some reason Japan just can't put any of this together to make a decent looking website. Where did they
Ben the Bodyguard. Coming soon to iPhone® and iPod touch®
Adieu, mes amis. Taking care of your secrets was an exciting assignment. But times have changed and today, with new systems approaching, I'm no longer needed. As I always say, security begins with your attitude, so please stay alert and don't rely on technology only. Enough said. Let's not get sentimental, but I will miss you somehow. À bientôt, Benoît
Collection of 107 Add to Cart buttons of the Top Online Retailers - Get Elastic
How the Add To Cart Button Can Reinforce Your BrandingAt first the "Add to Cart" button may seem like a minor detail, but it has the potential to create an emotional connection with your brand. Your choice of shape, color, font and button text all affect that connection. Urban Outfitters' felt pen lettering echoes the brand's edgy, street persona (it may however be at the expense of findability as
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