Features
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Hollywood fonts
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On Creativity
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Happy ever after?
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Amateur hour
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Design events in May
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Pixel pioneer
Daniel Brown believes we’re only scratching the surface of the computer’s creative power.
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Spinning the Web
AJAX is one of the buzzwords of the Web 2.0 revolution. We look at the technology, and the new ways developers seek to make money from the Web.
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In the name of Vod
You’ve heard of Podcasting – the act of making a radio show or other audio file available via iTunes. Well, now you can do it with video, and we can show you how.
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Supervolcano
When Yellowstone blows, it will be the end of the Western Hemisphere as we know it. VFX company Lola made it happen.
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The Last Dragon
Here be dragons ... Framestore CFC found experience with dinosaurs helped when it came to creating fire-breathing reptiles.
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All Singin’ VW
Recreating the famous Singin’ in the Rain sequence to advertise the VW Golf GTI was the challenge for Stink. It came up smelling of roses.
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Mobile telly phone
The range of features on your mobile phone already goes well beyond nattering to your friends. Now, another could be on the way – TV on your phone.
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True types
With an unchecked explosion in computer fonts, are we at risk of losing all sense of the true art of typography? Digit asked leading type designers to spell out how best to use type in today’s hypervisual age.
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Design Classic #1: London Underground Map
The London Underground map of the tube system is an out-&-out design classic – one that seamlessly merges form and function, defies previous convention, and has remained an inspiration for over 70 years.
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A Mac user's look at the Consumer Electronics Show
The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is heavily PC-focussed. But what did it offer the Mac-consumer in 2004?
