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Design Is Philosophy
Tuturials, thoughts, ideas and information about web design and digital media by Morten Rand-Hendriksen, designer, developer, digital media expert, information philosopher, speaker and author of the Sams Teach Yourself Microsoft Expression Web in 24 Hours series (version 2, 3 and 4), Lynda.com's WordPress 3.0 Essential Training course and Microsoft Expression Web 4 LiveLessons and creative director of Pink & Yellow Media - a Vancouver based digital media company.
Monthly Archives: August 2010
Testing the new Vimeo Universal Player
Aug. 19, 2010
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On Tuesday Vimeo released their new Universal Player in an attempt to serve up videos to the ever changing landscape of web enabled devices (ie. iPhones, Androids and iPads etc). As we all know video on these small devices has … Continue reading
Vancouver WordPress Meetup Talk: Simple Yet Powerful WordPress Hacks
Aug. 12, 2010
Below you’ll find the code examples for my Vancouver WordPress Meetup group talk Simple Yet Powerful WordPress Hacks held on August 12, 2010. This article will be expanded after the talk but for now it consists only of the code … Continue reading
Book Review: Handcrafted CSS: More Bulletproof Web Design
Aug. 11, 2010
Some context: People keep asking me what books they should read to learn about web design and everything else under the sun. Therefore I’ve decided I’m going to start reading books about web design and everything else under the sun … Continue reading
Breaking the silence: What I’ve been doing over the summer
Aug. 6, 2010
If you follow this site and my Tweets you will surely have noticed my relative silence over the summer. Well, there is a reason… more precicely 3 reasons. I’ve been colossally busy dealing with three major projects that as of … Continue reading
Social Media Killed Google Wave
Aug. 4, 2010
On Wednesday Google announced they are pulling the plug on Google Wave. Yes, this will piss you off, but this needs to be said: Social media killed Google Wave. Or at least social media was instrumental in its demise. Why? … Continue reading

