Showing posts with label Infographic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Infographic. Show all posts
Friday, 30 November 2012
Brand Video - Thornberg & Forester
Just watched a really funny "Brand Video" from the people at Thornberg & Forester. It's difficult expressing how we work; to clients, potential clients and even randoms down the pub. I think this video is a great success at championing the company and their recent work / clients, at the same time as keeping it funny, engaging and above all entertaining!
Well done guys.
Thursday, 1 March 2012
Tuesday, 13 December 2011
How to build an app - these days
Cynical I know but we have all seen the delights and despair involved in creating one's own app, either for IOS, Android, or HTML 5.
Thursday, 1 December 2011
The Priacy Policy Prance
Privacy policies from around the web by privacy service company TRUSTe has produced a few interesting statistics.... Tuesday, 15 November 2011
INFOGRAPHIC - app revenue between 2010 - 2011
Well, the figures are not looking great for the "99p" app this year! It seems Distimo have reported that the glory days of generating a standalone game or utility are through with a push to the more developed and supported "freemium" or in-app purchase app model. Ad supported revenue seems to be on the up, however I fear with the European economy in the state its in now, this will not yield the kind of revenue we were used to hearing around in the past 2-3 years.
Monday, 31 October 2011
Wednesday, 19 October 2011
Perks of the Silicon Valley job
So we have all thought of that "Google" job, that position at one of the fastest growing, most high tech position, situated in the centre of the tech kingdom. Or moving out to Pixar or Dreamworks to pursue a career as an animator working on the next cinematic classic, but.......
What are my perks?
What are my perks?
Tuesday, 18 October 2011
Great UNofficial Tintin trailer
Really cute personal project by James Curran themed around unofficial title sequence for "The Adventures of Tintin."
Motionographer got a good interview with him, shown here >
Tuesday, 13 September 2011
“I’ve got an idea for an app”
Guest post I found showing that listening to those "mates" idea's can pay off!
'I’ve been an iPhone developer for over three years now. The first app I built was CookieCombo. We sold enough copies to go bowling twice, but still it was completely worth it. We tweeted about it, and got some awesome gigs out of that. Everybody was in need of iPhone developers, and there was a huge shortage. Good times.
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Post by http://chriseidhof
'I’ve been an iPhone developer for over three years now. The first app I built was CookieCombo. We sold enough copies to go bowling twice, but still it was completely worth it. We tweeted about it, and got some awesome gigs out of that. Everybody was in need of iPhone developers, and there was a huge shortage. Good times.
As more and more people got to know that I’m an iPhone developer, I got to hear the following phrase more often: “Hey, you know, I got a great idea for an app”. It started with tech-savvy people saying this, but now it seems like everybody and their mother has an idea.
I’m a nice guy, and always try to listen to people. I subscribe to the belief that ideas aren’t worth anything, and that it all comes down to good execution. The ideas I hear invariably end with: “I only need someone to build this”. If it’s a bad idea, I try explain why. If it’s a good idea, I try to explain the amount of work they have to do to make it into a success.
I once jokingly said that I should print some small cards with “No, I won’t listen to your app idea” and give it out at parties whenever people approached me. Because I want people to like me, I didn’t do it.
However, a month ago I got an email from a friend of my brother’s about a secret app idea. Those are often the worst. He wanted to have a Skype meeting, and I said: “Sure, let’s do that. I probably won’t have time to build it, but at least I can help you and point out the technical difficulties”.
His idea is just awesome. That’s when I decided: always listen to ideas. Most of them are probably another fart app, or a social network for sharing pictures of coffee, but even if the odds are very small that it’s a good idea, the potential payoff for executing a great idea could be huge.'
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Post by http://chriseidhof
Wednesday, 3 August 2011
10 Best Infographics of 2010 - UPDATE more
What a year it has been. So much has happened this year in social media – arguably 2010 was the year of the infographic. Sure, it isn’t the first time infographics have been abound, but the proliferation of them really made the world of social media stop and take note.



[Source: This Blog Rules]



Via: Public Versus Private Cloud Computing


Via: MachineFinder

Via: OnlineSchools.org

UPDATE
Ok, well I found another great collection of infographics here and thought I would drop them onto the end of this post, I suppose it makes this MEGA post a bit more like a homage to infographics, rather than simply the best of 2010, but hey!
This next collection comes from Alvaris Falcon at Hongkiat.com



























1 – The Almighty Dollar: Mapping Distribution of Income By Religious Belief
Quite possibly one of the more controversial infographics this year, GOOD and Column Five do a great job showing a distribution of wealth across the USA by religion:2 – The Subjective Timeline of the Best Gifts Ever
If you were 5 in 1985, this should be remarkably accurate for you.3 – Fun and Interesting Facts About The White House
[Source: This Blog Rules]
4 – The Melted Mind of a Film Buff
For your movie lovers out there, Column Five Media was asked by MySpace put together a wonderful look inside the mind of a film buff. I personally would have liked to have seen a bit here for film noir, but to each his own:5 – The iPad: Apple’s Next Gold Rush
Inasmuch that 2010 was the year of the infographic, 2010 was also a killer year for Apple with the advent of the iPad. GigaOm had a great iPad infographic that does a great job showing its meteoric rise:6 -Public Versus Private Cloud Computing
Wikibon features an interesting take on public vs private cloud computing, Star Wars styleVia: Public Versus Private Cloud Computing
7 – Evolution of the Hipster
8 – John Deere Chronological History
Via: MachineFinder
9 – Everything You Need to Know About Fast Food
Via: OnlineSchools.org
10 – How Much Does It Really Cost to Raise a Kid?
UPDATE
Ok, well I found another great collection of infographics here and thought I would drop them onto the end of this post, I suppose it makes this MEGA post a bit more like a homage to infographics, rather than simply the best of 2010, but hey!
This next collection comes from Alvaris Falcon at Hongkiat.com
Freelance to Freedom
An epic infographic that applies well to both web designer and graphic designer. Really scared me as it plotted down all my freelancing experience, and I hope you reached the last stage.Colors
Color Theory
Basic color theories summed up in 1 infographic, which can be a handy reference sheet.How Do Colors Affect Purchases?
Color is crucial factor to generate a good amount of sales, and this infographic shows you why.Color Of The Year 2010
Beautifully designed infographic that presents the favorite color for year 2010, picked by 1000 people from 137 countries.Colors Of The Top 100 Web Brands
A detailed infographic that reveals powerful colors of the web which are colors implemented by major internet companies in their branding.Colors Of The Social World (Wide Web)
Based on the data provided by Themeleon, this infographic shows the color preference of Twitter users when it comes to their profile design.Colours in Cultures
Color usage for 84 subjects from different cultures such as American, Chinese or Japanese, plotted in one comprehensive infographic.Do You Need A New Logo?
Do you need a new logo? This infographic can help you get the answer.How Would You Like Your Graphic Design
Extremely truthful infographic to show your client what their design would be with their (mostly impossible) needs.Should I Work For Free
A perfect guide for designer and freelancer to decide which project you should work for free, just follow it and you are free from trouble.So You Need A Typeface
Here’s a helpful guide for you to choose a suitable typeface for your current project.State Of The Internet: Summing Up 2010
Well designed infographic revealing the current state of the gigantic internet.All You Need To Know About Web Designers
Distribution of age, gender, education, charge per hour rate or probably all you need to know about web designers.A Visual Guide To SEO
A great reference for those who just started to dive more into SEO.Understanding Google PageRank
Google PageRank is an ever-changing algorithm, yet we can find some of its traits from this infographic.The Essential Do It Yourself Guide To Successful Linkbait
As most results of linkbaiting are often less satisfying, this infographic teaches some essential steps to achieve effective linkbait.Article Optimization
Instructional infographic with step by step guide on optimizing an article for search engine indexing.Periodic Table of Typefaces
Carefully designed with the same categorizing concept of traditional periodic table, this masterpiece lists out 100 of the most popular and influential typefaces nowadays.Most Common Fonts By Operating System
A pretty long list showing most popular fonts by operating system which is a good reference for setting fallback fonts for your website or projects.Good Information Design
As there are lots of different views for good information design, this infographic explores the key components to form a good information design.Fastest Ways To Lose Customers
Probably everything you need to know to avoid losing potential customers.HTML 5
Detailed introduction about HTML5, with a few comparison to Flash.Semantic Web
Semantic is a term that often confuse web designer, this infographic explains the concept of the semantic web effectively with comparison method.The Anatomy Of A Perfect Landing Page
A must-see infographic for web designers to build an effective landing web page that actually attracts users.Performance Comparison Of Web Browsers
As different web browser has different capabilities, this infographic acts as a good reference on showing the difference of capabilities for major browsers, which are also rarely mentioned in common web articles.Apple, Flash and H.264
A full introduction about the famous issue, Apple drops Flash and embraces H.264 video format.How Cookies Work On The Web
Still can’t understand how cookies work? Here’s an infogprahic with relaxing images to tell you what web cookies are, and how they work.Wednesday, 27 July 2011
What happens every 60 seconds in tech?
found this on GO-Globe.com - its quite interesting the numbers we are looking at here for this, and yet will be completely irreverent and woefully out of date in just 6 months!
The pace of our industry is incredible. Billion dollar valuations in 3 years, and bust in 3 more!
The pace of our industry is incredible. Billion dollar valuations in 3 years, and bust in 3 more!
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