The Making of A Video Game Console Interface

Learn the basics of DESIGN from these online guides

http://daphne.palomar.edu/design/Default.htm
http://char.txa.cornell.edu/

Download the web developer toolbar extention here..
and read the complete tutorial

Winners to be announced by end of July !!

Greg has developed a Nice Ajax Tool! it will render your CSS and Mark up code as you type in. I can save lot of time..

Have you ever thought about how many people are visiting your website and can’t use it for one reason or another? Well, this number might be higher than you think. If you are truly looking to create a web accessible site, then you need to take color impaired visitors into consideration. For colorblind individuals, the wrong color combinations on a website can make navigation and interaction impossible. However, don’t panic, there are a few simple rules that you can follow to design a website that is functional for the colorblind without giving up any of your website’s favorite design aspects. read more..

it search images quick, has a nice UI, Zoom in & out..

The proposed $100 machine will be a Linux-based, with a dual-mode display—both a full-color, transmissive DVD mode, and a second display option that is black and white reflective and sunlight-readable at 3× the resolution. The laptop will have a 500MHz processor and 128MB of DRAM, with 500MB of Flash memory; it will not have a hard disk, but it will have four USB ports. The laptops will have wireless broadband that, among other things, allows them to work as a mesh network; each laptop will be able to talk to its nearest neighbors, creating an ad hoc, local area network. The laptops will use innovative power (including wind-up) and will be able to do most everything except store huge amounts of data.

User Interface screenshot of OLPC

 
The BBC logo was designed in 1956 by Richard Levin and modified in 1991 by Lambie-Nairn. The colour is blue (Pantone 2767).

The BBC uses the typeface Gill Sans.

Good collection of logos information about  used fonts, colors, designed by..

Many designers don’t think about the code behind the sites they design. This is a huge problem because it slows web projects down, which costs money. The good news is designers don’t need to learn code; they just need to change the way they think.