
The New York Times is quite possibly the worlds most famous newspaper. The NYT website has an Alexa ranking of 101, an average visit time of 4.6 minutes and has over 100,000 websites linking back to its content. They must be doing something right! I read the NYT (website) on a regular basis, but until now I never stopped to think about what exactly pulls me in about the design of this site.
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Everyone has their own style of writing and their own process for maintaining their blog. Some of us are very methodical about how we blog and others are more random. Anyway you look at it, almost every blog is different in some way. On any given day, you can browse a blog in the design community and find new and original content. Other times you may find many blogs have posted almost the same thing, but in a different way, with emphasis on a different sub-topic.
AJ over at Phire Design interviewed several bloggers and designers including myself about their blogging process. Read the rest of the post and let me know what you think!
I was interviewed by the lovely people that run Crew Design Blog. Crew Design is the joint collaboration of four young graphic designers living across the United States (two of them are in Boston!!!)
Read the interview and let me know what you think!
Found via @larissameek , Now (http://now.sprint.com/widget/) - an all flash site by sprint - full of TONS of random information stats and graphics! Soooo cool, but makes my browser crawl!




So I’m sitting here on my couch, laptop, tv and ipods connected piping info my way. You could say that i’m downright obsessed with information graphics
Here’s a roundup of some tasty info graphics covering the election results!
Hot off the (word)press - we just launched our new Brunello Blog at work! I took our existing stylesheets and tossed them into a blender with wordpress and made a lovely blog to match our site! I’ll be writing tips for clients, designers and coders on a weekly basis!







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