October is over, and it could very well have been Blue Flavor’s busiest month ever! Not only have we been working on some great stuff for our clients, we’ve got some new and very exciting internal initiatives that we can’t wait to share with you. It seems the interwebs have been busy this week as well and we’ve got lots of good links for you.
To begin with, our very own Jeff Croft has been interviewed over at Unmatched Style.
Over at Publishing2.0 they talk about the myth of user-generated content. Turns out the average user doesn’t create much quality content. Is that really a surprise?
Our friends at The Big Noob ask OSX users where their dock lives. It’s interesting to see how people organize their desktops and their rationale for doing what they do.
Kevin Cornell and Matthew Sutter bring you The Superest. One of the funniest sites in a while.
Make your camera wireless with the Eye-Fi 2GB memory card. Just think, no more scrounging around for the USB cable to upload your photos.
Check out this iPhone mod: Paint it Black. It’s a nice mix of old school and new school!
MRI is a handy little bookmarklet for testing selectors.
A very large, nice update to Tumblr, including a new design, Vimeo integration and more.
Be sure and keep you clients away from this cream, but be sure you watch until the “emotionizer”.
Web Designer Wall posted a nice article about watercolor effects which covers some really clever photoshop tricks.
Amazon has added some slick book text stats providing insight into the books readability, complexity, and even a few fun stats.
Raincity Studios, our north of the border pals, are now also west (or east depending on how you look at it) of the border with a new office in Shanghai. Congrats guys, that’s awesome!
Have a good weekend y’all and if you’re in the vicinity of New York City next week come on out and see Brian and Keith speak at The Future of Web Design. Ciao.
No link for the other Jeff Croft article..? ;)