After the map of crimes in Oakland, there is also an interactive map of crimes in San Francisco online. Everybody can have a look at city government data displayed on the same city’s map and filter them down to different crime types and periods of time. This project is made by Stamen Design. Go have a look at their site, as they display some other equally genious projects on there.
An unusual idea for the navigation of their website by Magnetic North from England. By using mouse gestures the user navigates through the different project.
PingWire is an almost live feed of images being published to twitter using Twitpic, Yfrog and Twitgoo. This brillliant and addictive project is made by Allan Grinshtein.
Looks entertaining. I’d love to give it a try.
Ben van Skyhawk is a very talented young photographer and friend of mine for quite some years. Finally his portfolio is online. Some minor tweaks still left, but overall the project is finished.
Playing video games without a controller. I want it!
What a brilliant idea for their internet presence of full service agency Boone Oakley from Charlotte, North Carolina. It is completly on Youtube. The user navigates by skipping around on the timeline or by clicking on links in the video.
OOOii ist the number one adress speaking about the design of futuristic software interfaces in Hollywood Blockbusters. They earned quite some fame with their legendary gesture interface from Minority Report, that allows Tom Cruise to find criminals before they ever attempted their crime.
In an interview on the “The Flash Blog” the guys from OOOii explain how they used Adobe Flash in Feature Films like Star Trek. [via]
