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CARMA launchFriday, November 16. 2007 We're a lucky bunch at Forum One. We regularly collaborate with amazing people who are working hard to raise awareness around important issues. CARMA (Carbon Monitoring for Action) is one of those projects. Forum One teamed up with the Center for Global Development to create a site that would visually portray the volume of C02 produced by power companies and plants around the world.Within 24 hours of its launch, the site was featured on major online publications - cnn.com, bbc.co.uk, npr.org, nytimes.com and many others. Our very own Courtney Clark led and designed all information architecture efforts, and partnered with Synergema to produce the design. Read what others are saying - Technorati F1's technology blog F1's influence blog Examples GaloreMonday, November 12. 2007 Reuse, recycle, but don’t reinvent the wheel unless necessary.- Brian Christiansen Factory Joe has put together (and neatly organized) examples of everything from tag clouds and video players to headers and footers. Very handy. My favorite collection: 404 |
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Wed, 03.09.2008 09:53
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Sat, 02.08.2008 08:49
Thanks a lot for the help! This technique is really nice.
Wed, 16.07.2008 04:20
Nice article about placing and choosing right matter while desiging a web page.
Sat, 21.06.2008 14:10
very nice
Tue, 03.06.2008 05:13
Hi, Regarding Method #3: You can get rid of the long dashed focus border that shows in Firefox by adding 'overflow: [...]
Tue, 29.04.2008 17:45
Thank you for the assistance. It worked perfectly.
Mon, 31.03.2008 09:38
Ditto what Anna said. Each time a Project Mgr or a biz owner asks me, "when are we doing user testing"? They are [...]
Thu, 27.03.2008 16:35
Your points on the idea that you're testing a site, not the user, are well taken. But I think "user testing" can be [...]