Quirky and GE Partner to Conquer the Internet of Things | Wired Design | Wired.com

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Think of it as the command center for your new Internet of Things lifestyle. “If we can give consumers a single app that makes sure all of their connected things work with all of their other connected things, we think that’s really powerful,” says Ben Kaufman, Quirky’s founder and CEO. “With GE’s scale and Quirky’s speed, we have the ability to connect a lot of things super quickly.”

9 Tips for a Better Company Culture

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Companies aren't built by individuals, they're built by teams with complementary skills. But recruiting good talent is half the battle — you also need to foster an environment in which your employees can flourish and grow.

Applying App Design Concepts to Website Design | Codrops

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If you ever look up best practices, design techniques, or trends in application design, you’ll notice something significant: there seems to be a much greater focus on what is most important, that being the user experience, usability, and functionality.

Free Report: The Essential Guide to Building a Home Studio | Videomaker.com

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There are many reasons why building a home studio could be right for you. Perhaps you want to make your interviews look more professional with a variety of backdrops or a chromakey setup. Or maybe you need more lighting control for product shots. Certainly, if you occasionally rent someone else’s studio, the long term cost savings and convenience might make a home studio an obvious choice.

Free Mocha Pro Video Tutorials | Premiumbeat.com

The official Mocha site has a good selection of tutorials to help get you started, including download buttons which allow you to save them to your computer for offline viewing.  Take a look at this REALLY in-depth video tutorial of the step-by-step process of creating a fantasy themed shot usingMocha and After Effects

CSS Mac Plus - hop.ie

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Let’s build (virtually) a computer. Not just any old computer, but a computer that was, for many of us, an introduction into the world of Apple. The Macintosh Plus, codename Mr. T, was first introduced in 1986 and packed a whopping 1MB of RAM and an 8 MHz processor. Aside from all that raw power, it was a seriously cute design, which made the computer more fun to use.

Type Scale - A Visual Calculator

I like to enter the base font size of my body content. Then I select from the surrounding values for headers and small copy.