Weekly Links 12-18-2012
Design and Usability See What I Mean: How to Use Comics to Communicate Ideas – Written by Kevin Cheng, one of the authors of OK/Cancel, a usability comic. Recommended on… Read More »Weekly Links 12-18-2012
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My Chapter From Beautiful Visualization
OK, Cory Doctorow, let’s see if this works.
I’ve recently written a chapter on storytelling and information visualization for O’Reilly media to publish in the book Beautiful Visualization.
And you can read it for free.
How To Create a Flexible Striped Gradient In Silverlight and WPF
Thanks to Joe McBride and Jason Alderman, who discovered this technique in some of Microsoft’s theme packs. I’m trying something a little new… I’m going to post all future Silverlight… Read More »How To Create a Flexible Striped Gradient In Silverlight and WPF
Silverlight Visualization of MIX10 Open Call Sessions
I was digging through all the sessions submitted for the MIX10 Open Call last week and I decided that there had to be a better way to browse through the… Read More »Silverlight Visualization of MIX10 Open Call Sessions
InfoViz Project For Tim Heuer – Presidential Candidate Tracker
UPDATE: I’ve made the source code available for download here. Yeah, yeah… I know it’s long past the time when anyone want to revisit the wonders of the 2008 presidential… Read More »InfoViz Project For Tim Heuer – Presidential Candidate Tracker
6 Tips For Designers For Translating Your Comps Into XAML
I’d been holding out on this post in the interest of getting it just right. I think with more time I would add more stuff, but I stumbled across Scott… Read More »6 Tips For Designers For Translating Your Comps Into XAML
Silverlight Color Picker
UPDATE (12/05/08): Updated Color Picker Utility UPDATE: I’ve posted links to all my code here. I apologize, but I don’t have the time right now to go over how I made… Read More »Silverlight Color Picker