Digital Crocuses!
Invitation to the Website Relaunch Party of Transforming Freedom.
Have a look at the Selfmade Saints!
Viktor Kröll published the website of his project SelfmadeSaints – with some help by myself on UX and technical implementation.
„The Real Thing. Really“
Well, this is a great new design.
Back to the Basics! Nice.
Title and picture from underconstruction.com/brandnew
Update 2010-01-28:
There’s a really beautiful CSS coke can visualization by Román Cortés.
NEOKURATIN – Curator Band Aid
What does the artist do after the death of the curator?
NEOKURATIN
For use in cases of opening paralysis, fear of the future, and other known effects of advanced curatorial dependency.Go artists, get it!
My friend Bernhard Cella is mastermind behind this arts (theory) project.
I supported him on graphics design and information architecture and realized the website as a multilingua CMS WordPress.
Brushed 2beta release date
To all pleasure seekers:
I’d liked to release early this time and I’ve really tried hard to get a beta-version of Brushed going for you as a little present right on 24th.
But I didn’t succeed as I got ill a few days ago and changes between the code base of Firefox 1.5 and 2.0 are more difficult than I’ve suspected (tabs are completely corrupted at the moment, no tab-closebutton to see at all).
I’m lookin forward releasing before New Year’s Eve, although I’m an optimistic person in regards to release dates. Working digitally and being optimistically time-wise seems to be a contradiction in terms sometimes. ;)
Schöne Feiertage!
e|vo alias Volker E.
Publishing date for Brushed for Firefox 2
Hi to all the people outside waiting for Brushed for Firefox 2.
I’ve received many, many e-mails during the recent weeks asking for a new version and one person – thanks Huji – even brought in lines of code.
I’m quite sorry that I haven’t got the version update ready yet. Read more
Fight against Comment Spam in WordPress
As some might have noticed, this blog was down for several hours/days in the last few weeks.
The reason for this was COMMENT SPAM.
In the beginning (around 6 months ago) I thought on getting along with it without countermeasure. But spam rose to a climax of about 30 per day. I’ve received somewhat 1000 unsolicited comments, only two of them were published – by accident. This is due to the very well-done comment-handling tools in WordPress. But I like to know what people are writing on my site, so I am getting an e-mail whenever a comment needs approvement. So it got an unbearable situation.
Solutions: Turing-Test, collaborative fight?!
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