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Season’s Greetings From PINT

Friday, December 19th, 2008 by David

Just in time for the season we wanted to share this with you: www.pint.com/holiday.  Feel free to check out the one we did for the San Diego Chargers: www.chargers.com/holiday2008

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Tactility in Interactive Flash and Why It Works

Wednesday, August 22nd, 2007 by Nat

Perhaps it’s this simple: paradoxes make us curious. The on-screen illusion of tactility — turning the pages of a flash-based, realistically-rendered book, for instance — is paradoxically both digital and organic, and therefore compelling. The more “real” the book, the more interesting the experience. Videogames take this idea to immersive levels; online Flash games do [...]

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The Shopping Cart: More than meets the icon

Wednesday, August 15th, 2007 by Andrew

At first, the “Shopping Cart” button may seem like a minor detail, but it has the potential to become much more than that. Every online retailer has their own version of the shopping cart. Savvy retailers have used the shopping cart to create an emotional connection with their brand. Below are a few examples on [...]

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Designer’s Toolkit: Tastefully Adding Depth To Your Design

Tuesday, July 31st, 2007 by Gabe

There are certain situations when your design just needs that little something extra. I’m a huge advocate for clean and minimal design, but for when you need to kick it up a notch, I’d like to discuss some simple and tasteful design touches that you can apply. These are just a few solutions out of [...]

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In’s and Out’s of Comping Text for Web Browsers

Wednesday, July 11th, 2007 by David

Text can be a tricky thing to design for the web; there are many limitations and misunderstandings about the presentation of it. It’s important to understand these limitations and manage the visual expectations fairly and accurately.

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Innovative Design Solutions: Navigation and Content

Wednesday, June 27th, 2007 by Gabe

As designers, we’re frequently challenged with concepting unique navigation solutions. Often times it’s a situation where the content would normally exceed the space allotted. Luckily, great ideas stem from these constraints and with an abundance of JavaScript libraries such as the YUI, MooTools, and Scriptaculous, web designers are able to push the envelope. Below is [...]

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The Right Color, The Right Tool

Wednesday, June 20th, 2007 by David

Color choice is important in design and there’s nothing novel about that concept. Knowledge of color theory and raw talent play a role. There are also a great number of tools available online to help anyone from a professional web designer to a amateur interior decorator learn how to make the right color choice.

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