Journal

In chronological order

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First Business Cards

15th of November, 2010

My very first business cards from moo.com! I love the contrast of warm grey and deep purple. I’m looking forward to getting my laser engraved ones soon.

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Organic Structure

17th of July, 2010

Let’s look at nature as a metaphor to see how we can improve the creative output.

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Channel 4 Online Styleguide

16th of June, 2010

I’ve been working on fine tuning the Channel 4 online styleguide. The idea, is help ourselves to keep track of our online identity in all the small details that make up a website.

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4oD links into buttons

23rd of April, 2010

My aim was to make the 4oD links look like buttons (and therefore an visible action for the user), while reducing the amount of 4oD logos around the site.

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In A Beautiful Place Out In The Country

18th of April, 2010

Stuck in Stockholm with no where to go till this Wednesday. I’m here listening to this – as it reminds of Stockholm. The fresh air and the endless forest terrain spreading inwards.

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Firefox close & new tab buttons

26th of March, 2010

It’s great when my mum uses the laptop as she is a non-stavy internet/computer person. So she clearly highlights some poor design decisions on the web and within applications. Someone like my mother wasn’t able to tell the difference and kept pressing the new tab button. As a consequence, was opening tab after tab. It [...]

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Hierarchical linkage

18th of March, 2010

Hierarchical linkage takes into account the position and importance of surrounding content.

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Clockwise priority linkage

Clockwise priority linkage takes into account the way a user will scan a piece of information – links are turned on (changed to the link colour) and placed accordingly.

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The funniest hamster story ever

8th of March, 2010

One of the funniest pet stories I’ve ever read.

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25th of December, 2009

A beautiful song by Boards of Canada – emotionally captivating

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Paris

30th of October, 2009

Using my Nikon D700 and Nikkor 24-70mm. [nggallery id=12]

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The Halmat Camera

6th of September, 2009

How happy was I when I discovered I was actually a camera before I came to life! :) It seems I’m destined for great photography achievements! Link to camera

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Lightening

18th of July, 2009

Taken from my balcony when there were massive thunder storms in London. Using my Nikon D700 and Nikkor 24-70mm. [nggallery id=11]

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Planes

11th of July, 2009

Photos of planes in and around London – using my Nikon D700 and 24-700mm. [nggallery id=10]

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North of the Greenwich

28th of June, 2009

Photos of North Greenwich – taken my Nikon D700 with a Nikkor 24-70mm.

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Radiohead – House of Cards

22nd of June, 2009

View Google Visualisation code View YouTube video

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Free Retro TV icons

12th of June, 2009

Created these TV icons for a recent project. I thought I’d share them with everyone.

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Without the Deer

28th of May, 2009

Photos of a Richmond Park without the sights of deer. Taken my Nikon D700 with a Nikkor 35mm lens and Canon 400D (with Canon EF-S 60mm Marco lens).

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Brighton in Wind and Rain

5th of May, 2009

Photos of a windy rainy day in Brighton on my Canon 400D with my Canon EF-S 60mm Marco and Canon 18-55mm lenses. [nggallery id=7]

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Traffic lights methodology

20th of April, 2009

Using the traffic light methodology – where red is something that could be looked with caution, orange should be waited upon and green is of positive end result

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Burnt-out MG

19th of April, 2009

Photos of a burnt-out MG car taken on my Canon 400D with my Canon EF-S 60mm Marco lens. [nggallery id=6]

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Pure CSS Buttons

13th of April, 2009

This is simple and effective way to have buttons that scale (width-wise) without any weird browser-specific CSS (apart from IE6/7) or JavaScript implementations. Just using pure CSS goodness.

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The can and should way of resolving problems (HCI – Part 2)

24th of February, 2009

Its our task as the designer to find the middle ground; making sure we think ahead for the user, trying to find every possibility of how to easily resolve problems, as well as the future mutation of that problem.

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Embedding Flash into XHTML

10th of February, 2009

I found this to be the best situation for embedding flash files and still having the page validate as XHTML

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What is Human Computer Interaction? (HCI – Part 1)

8th of February, 2009

What do we classify as Human Computer Interaction (HCI)? And how will understanding this topic make us better designers? Just some of the questions I hope to answer…

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Stockholm Winter 2009

1st of February, 2009

Photos all around Stockholm taken on my Canon 400D with my Canon EF-S 60mm Marco lens. [nggallery id=2]

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Winter Wonderland 2008

30th of December, 2008

The truly wonderful Winter Wonderland in Hype Park taken on my Canon 400D with my Canon EF-S 60mm Marco lens. [nggallery id=4]

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HTML for tables

25th of October, 2008

How to write good HTML table code with XTHML strict guidelines.

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Stockholm Summer 2008

30th of July, 2008

Photos all around Stockholm taken on my Canon 400D. [nggallery id=3]

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Icons in forms

2nd of July, 2008

Icons that should be used in forms to let the user know the outcome.

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Harrow on the Hill

7th of December, 2004

Shots around Harrow on the Hill taken on my Sony P90. [nggallery id=1]

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