Time to read: 2 minutesIt’s the first day of the Olympics work-at-home period, and I’ve already upgraded my laptop’s RAM from 4GB to 8GB, and improved yet another of our bazillion wikis. So, what’s next? One of my pet projects, because now, I feel I have the peace of mind to concentrate and put this together. It’s like a […] continue reading »
Author: eurydice13
Twitpic worth £20
Time to read: < 1 minuteI got off the train this morning at London’s waterloo station to be greeted by the cutest car in the world! A lovely morgan (I should’ve known it was a morgan!!) branded in Thomas Pink (pink) Union Jack. So I took a photo and tweeted it. (Thank you, iPhone!) Later that day, I get a […] continue reading »
5 things presenters need to know about people
Time to read: < 1 minute5 things presenters need to know about people An excellent short presentation on 5 basic cognitive properties of humans by Susan Weinschenk. […] continue reading »
Qype: London Bridge Hotel in London
Time to read: < 1 minuteLondon – Hotels & Holidays – Hotels Was there for a small event just this evening. It seems that London bridge being in the old City of London, real estate was quite precious. Restaurants in chinatown have larger stalls in the bathrooms! The meeting room we were in was small, but nicely lit, which was […] continue reading »
SW_trains and Waterloo’s Olympic prep
Time to read: < 1 minuteLondon’s Waterloo station is getting ready for the Olympics. Today I noticed the absolutely huge panels covering the ticket machines. They’re nice, bright, visible from a distance, and -my favourite part- actually showcase a massive ticket! Instant recognition factor for anyone who’s seen a south west trains ticket before! I’m thinking it will also come […] continue reading »
PPT PDF export fail
Time to read: < 1 minuteAnd another fail for exporting from PowerPoint to PDF. If link contains a hashtag, everything after the hashtag is dropped from the URL. So I’ve spent part of the morning researching OpenOffice. Sadly, impress failed to do what its name suggests, and I’m back on square one: with a broken link on a PDF. I’ll […] continue reading »
PowerPoint newspaper frontpage
Time to read: < 1 minuteSomeone wanted to mock up a newspaper front page, but couldn’t quite visualise it. Barely an hour in PowerPoint, and I pulled this together. The main photo on the cover is my own, taken in Wales on a hike. […] continue reading »
Quick feedback: mailable forms for a fashion designer
Time to read: < 1 minuteA foldable A5 survey card for a designer seeking feedback from her customers, which can be folded and mailed in. […] continue reading »
Supper club to Restaurant: website and brand identity
Time to read: 3 minutesIn the spring of 2010, a friend of my best friend told me she wanted a website. I asked “what for?”. A supper club. I can’t even remember if I knew what those were at the time, but they were all the rage. I love making websites and getting people a presence on the internet […] continue reading »
how I write: a review of Piccadilly Circus
Time to read: 2 minutesThis review of Piccadilly Circus won me a qyper of the week award. Read it and see if you agree… […] continue reading »