If you in the middle of a long and tedious telephone conference call perhaps a 'play' with one of his creations might help.
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| The Sticky Thing |
Or try out Space Noodles; especially for those who were fans of Op Art in the Seventies.
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| Space Noodles |
Showing posts with label HTML5. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HTML5. Show all posts
Tuesday, 6 December 2011
Time Wasting with HTML5
Daniel Puhe is a freelance creative developer based in London, with a love for cutting-edge interactive experiences.
If you in the middle of a long and tedious telephone conference call perhaps a 'play' with one of his creations might help.
The Sticky Thing in HTML5 relieves the boredom. Use the options to adjust the gravity and stickiness of the Pink Thing.
Or try out Space Noodles; especially for those who were fans of Op Art in the Seventies.
If you in the middle of a long and tedious telephone conference call perhaps a 'play' with one of his creations might help.
Or try out Space Noodles; especially for those who were fans of Op Art in the Seventies.
Friday, 1 April 2011
Blogger becomes more dynamic
Many of us use Google's Blogger platform and the company has just launched a series of 5 dynamic views, using HTML5.
This blog uses the platform and below are three example of the new views which you might choose to link to, in preference to your normal site views. Your site address remains the same with the addition of /view at the end of the URL. For example http://thedigitalconsultant.blogspot.com/view.
In your Blogger Settings go to Formatting and you will see that dynamic views have been set up as default.
Depending on your target audience you might choose to promote one of these views in preference to your normal template. For example http://thedigitalconsultant.blogspot.com/view/mosaic
If you have a travel or photography blog then a snapshot view is far more visually exciting and interactive than the standard fare.
This blog uses the platform and below are three example of the new views which you might choose to link to, in preference to your normal site views. Your site address remains the same with the addition of /view at the end of the URL. For example http://thedigitalconsultant.blogspot.com/view.
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| Flipcard View |
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| Mosaic View |
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| Snapshot View |
In your Blogger Settings go to Formatting and you will see that dynamic views have been set up as default.
Depending on your target audience you might choose to promote one of these views in preference to your normal template. For example http://thedigitalconsultant.blogspot.com/view/mosaic
If you have a travel or photography blog then a snapshot view is far more visually exciting and interactive than the standard fare.
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| Example from a travel photography blog |
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