There are sometimes perfect analogies for the best of life or design work, and we humbly believe that the cortado achieves that perfection. Originating from Spain, the word cortado means “cut” or “chopped up”, so it makes sense that a cortado is espresso that’s “cut” with steamed milk. Add a little foam on top (hey, doesn’t that just make it a milky macchiato?), and we wholeheartedly believe that the package is complete. (more…)
In the late 1960s and ’70s, the Black Power movement utilized graphic imagery to promote its political platform and communicate Black experience to broad communities. The exhibit features artifacts from The Black Panther newspaper, which was designed and illustrated by Emory Douglas (b. 1943), the Black Panther Party’s minister of culture, as well as paintings by Dana C. Chandler Jr.
Check out MFA Boston’s “Black Power in Print” online exhibit.
Who doesn’t love a sexy chart to brighten up even the dullest data? ChartsCSS.org has got ya covered!
#datavisualization #css #charts
Need to offer your website’s content in a variety of languages? Hot Pepper Studios can help automate translation of a WordPress sites’ pages, posts, custom types, taxonomy, menus and more.
Wondering if your lovingly-styled HTML email will be a bright star or an out-of-control booster rocket? The ‘Can I Use…’ HTML and CSS site now has an equivalent for email called “Can I Email…”
Hover interactions were cool, but with the introduction of mobile computing almost 15 years ago, they just aren’t a thing anymore. Over at @css tricks, @MRWweb discusses how the paradigm of menus has changed.
Portland Lunch 2.0 has been a tradition for nearly a decade, and even a pandemic can’t stop it – @siliconflorist has announced the upcoming virtual get-together: May 25, 2021 at noon.
While Google has offered two-factor authentication for a while, it’s going to be the default setting for users in the near future. If accounts are properly configured, a mobile device will be required to verify access.
Got data but don’t know what to do with it? Check out the DataViz Project for classifications and examples of more than 150 types of charts and graphs.
Here @hotpepperstudio, some of us have been using Adobe Illustrator since before its first release – today, it’s a workhorse for creating graphics for print, video, web, and mobile apps. Here’s to the future!