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Graphical user interface and information visualization is our future, consider.
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This Is the Most Detailed Picture of the Internet Ever
(and Making It Was Very Illegal)

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This Is the Most Detailed Picture of the Internet Ever

(and Making It Was Very Illegal)

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weandthecolor:

App Design
Some creative iPhone medical app and user interface designs by Gabor Jutasi and Daniel Kövesházi for a BMI Calculator, a Calorie Calculator, and a Pulse Calculator.
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weandthecolor:

App Design

Some creative iPhone medical app and user interface designs by Gabor Jutasi and Daniel Kövesházi for a BMI Calculator, a Calorie Calculator, and a Pulse Calculator.

More images of the app design on WE AND THE COLOR
WATC//Facebook//Twitter//Google+//Pinterest

uxrave:

Some of the new responsive + drag and drop interactions in Packery.

Packery preview - the sequel to Masonry looks terrific” says @howellsExciting for people who use Masonry or Isotope for grid based layouts (uxrave uses Masonry).

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jyoungblood:

hype machine has always had my favorite ui

jyoungblood:

hype machine has always had my favorite ui

explore-blog:

Politics explained in vintage infographics by Otto Neurath, father of ISOTYPE, the pictogram visual language that gave rise to modern infographics. 

explore-blog:

Politics explained in vintage infographics by Otto Neurath, father of ISOTYPE, the pictogram visual language that gave rise to modern infographics. 

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joestanley:

Disregard the last post. The direct video is what’s worth your time. This is a timeline of Autodesk’s organization chart over the past few years. A great macro-level overview of changes (including acquisitions), with helpful explanations added at key moments in the history.

staceythinx:

Nonsensical Infographics by Chad Hagen

Hagen on his project:

The science of infographics is an interesting beast. Infographics’ level of success is always based on how much and how well they communicate their data—the classic form follows function. In this series, I reversed these roles—form is king and dictates what the infographic communicates. Welcome to the world of fictional visual information.

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