Monthly Archives: April 2010

Artefact Invests In Its Software Development and Design Teams with Four Strategic Hires

 

SEATTLE, WA – (Marketwire – April 28, 2010) – Artefact, a Seattle-based design consultancy, today announced that it has added four staff members to its growing software development and design teams. Henrik Steen joins Artefact as Development Director and will … Continue reading →

 

Designing for Love

 

A dear friend of mine, Jen, signed up for match.com a few weeks ago. As she indulged me with her sometimes exciting, but more often painful accounts of her experiences, I began to sense that she wasn’t having much fun. … Continue reading →

 

Software experiences, natural user interfaces, and the clothes we wear

 

There’s been a lot of hoopla around Natural User interfaces (NUIs) for multitouch experiences for the last couple years. In fact, I had the opportunity to work with Microsoft almost 2 years ago to write a 100 page manifesto on … Continue reading →

 

A dialog about magazines: Popular Science

 

Among other things, Christopher Konrad and Martijn van Tilburg read magazines for Artefact. MvT: With all these companies trying to come up with the next big thing in print, it would be interesting to look at what they are concocting. … Continue reading →

 

FEIERABEND – JOSH’S FAREWELL

 
 

Artefact Animator – Live and Open Source for Silverlight and WPF

 

[tweetmeme] Artefact Animator provides an easy to use framework for procedural time-based animations in Silverlight and WPF. Download the latest version from http://artefactanimator.codeplex.com/. [silverlight: http://www.justgooddesign.com/artefactanimator/AnimatorShowcase.xap, 590, 500] Inspired by the Flash community and forged out of frustration, Artefact Animator brings … Continue reading →