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Tag Archives: Silverlight
Jobs be damned: Flash on the iPad! (Silverlight, too!)
blog / artefact animator / dave myron / development / flash / henrik steen / ipad / iphone / jesse graupmann / mobile / prototyping / silverlight / video
As the row between Apple and Adobe over Flash on the iPhone OS continued to grow, we thought circumventing the issue entirely might be disruptive. If we could seamlessly deliver a site that uses Flash in Mobile Safari without installing … Continue reading →
Artefact Animator – Live and Open Source for Silverlight and WPF
blog / 2.5d / animation / artefact animator / development / easing / flash / jesse graupmann / prototyping / silverlight / tools / tweener / 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/. Inspired by the Flash community and forged out of frustration, Artefact Animator brings to WPF and Silverlight … Continue reading →
Dave Myron
people / as3 / back end development / dave myron / developer / development / flash / front end development / ipad / iphone / javascript / php / ruby / silverlight
As legend has it, Dave taught himself to read so that he could play Zork – an all text computer game – and has lived (and fought) with computers most of his life. He joins Artefact from award-winning design boutique … Continue reading →
WorldWide Telescope Makes TIME.com 50 Best Websites 2009 List
blog / 50 best websites / cnn / david folchi / design / josh hinds / martijn van tilburg / microsoft / prarthana panchal / press / rob girling / silverlight / time / web / worldwide telescope / wwt
[tweetmeme]Spotted this on TIME.com today. The web version of WorldWide Telescope made it as one of the 50 Best Websites in 2009. The website, which is driven by Microsoft’s Silverlight technology, is the browser version of the client application we … Continue reading →
Artefact designs user experience for Project Tuva
blog / artefact / dave mccolgin / design / featured / feynman / jesse graupmann / msr / silverlight / tuva / video
If I could choose someone from all of history to have a beer with, Richard Feynman would be on my short list. Books and audio recordings of his physics lectures have sold like crazy, even more among enthusiasts than as … Continue reading →
Silverlight Extends The Toolbar Experience
blog / artefact / design / interaction design / jesse graupmann / microsoft / olen ronning / seattle / silverlight / verena lugmayr
Sam Chenaur, Platform Strategy Advisor for Microsoft, wrote a great entry covering our collaboration with Identity Mine and InfoSpace. The project set out to design a new toolbar that utilizes the power of Silverlight™ technology to perform engaging interactions beyond … Continue reading →
Time for E-Commerce Window Dressing: The Answers With Insights
blog / brand strategy / design / e-commerce / nau / research / retail / ria / shopping / silverlight / trends / web
Highlighting Brand Value If you haven’t already done so, take this short quiz. The Answers are at the bottom of this page. If you got more than two right, you’re my hero. When I tested this quiz with folks at … Continue reading →
Dear Netflix,
blog / brainstorm / criticism / critique / interface / letter / netflix / silverlight / strategic ideas / strategy / trends / ui
Recently at Mix, I ran into a couple of UI folks from Netflix. We got into a over dinner conversation where we talked about some of the UI issues with their service. They asked at the end of dinner if … Continue reading →