Very inspirational prototype found on codrops today. How discovarable the D&D for the user is still a big question for me. May be as the time goes and more and more such interactions appear this question will be solved by itself.

Great news: the year just begun and I already know CSS3 and HTML5. How it is possible? See the latest books from A Book Apart. I would really recommend to take an e-paper especially if you are a lucky owner of an IPad.

Looking forward for new releases.

Exploring Boxes and Arrows today I’ve found a broken link. The 404-page suggested me to “go back to where you come from”. Nice.

I had an intention to help by informing a webmaster but I didn’t find any single contact (or at least the way to contact the authors) on the whole website. Nothing. Closed like a Black Box.

May be this is a new step in UX evolution, who knows…

Constructing the custom 404 page for Diorama I was looking for best practices. Unfortunately, Wikipedia is not the best place to start in this case. The page itself, however, has several valuable instructions concerning Apache and IIS tuning.

Google instead, brought me The 404 Research Lab with its nice link collection.

Apart from this: what happens if you get lost by real artist :)

Recently on O’Reilly Radar I came over an interesting data mining project. The “Books that make you dumb” tries to correlate the student SAT scores and the books they read. Apart from discussion how usable these findings are, it is worth to check the right side of the picture.

Already ordered The Freakonomics by Amazon. To be read in train this week.