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cardoso, andre

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how love, romance & sextime affect listeners'scrobbles http://www.last.fm/charts... #dataviz
3 hours ago from Twitter - Comment - Share
Gui Boratto – No Turning Back - http://www.last.fm/music...
5 hours ago from Last.fm - Comment - Share
new vlc UI: http://9to5mac.com/2012... #vlc2
yesterday from Twitter - Comment - Share
I’ve been using GimmeBar since it was launched. And I have to say that: it has been impressing me from the very first day, really, from the registration form to the authentication flow, from the first page grabbed to the first automatic-delivery-backup-to-drop-box of my instagram pics. They’ve made a strong product, even though they are just a one... - http://andrecardoso.tumblr.com/post...
I’ve been using GimmeBar since it was launched. And I have to say that: it has been impressing me from the very first day, really, from the registration form to the authentication flow, from the first page grabbed to the first automatic-delivery-backup-to-drop-box of my instagram pics. They’ve made a strong product, even though they are just a one year old startup, these guys rocks.    I was looking for something to help me organize screenshots of user interface patterns, but no product out there filled my personal requirements. Pinterest has a innate social model, and it’s more about curation around topics for the community and consuming content in a structured manner than something to keep for myself. Spool, an Instapaper with steroids, is awesome to collect media and consume later, but still don’t fit my needs because it wasn’t made to organize collections. Flickr is powerful but, to be honest, it’s outdated.  I needed something easy to mantain, easy to consume, something that become part of my daily routine without to much effort, something that could be both public and private, when I want, something that just works. Then I found GimmeBar, a simple personal board for everything, created by a Brooklyn based startup. This product lets you extract both snippets, like a video or a tweet, and also complete screenshots from a webpage quickly through a bookmarklet placed on your browser. You just press the buttom, chose between the public firehose and private stash, give it a description, hashtags and also add collections if you want and push! Then the content will be available directly on your board, pictorially organized, easy to recover. Plus, they delivery an automatic backup from webapps like delicious and instagram to your dropbox. I use it to organize UI patterns, and it’s definetely my primary use case, but not the only one. Now and then I spent some time going through new shots collected by friends and the public collections from others. For that, they offer a tab called ‘Discovery’, which bothers me, because features like: “notable collections”, “new from friends”, “people you know” and “stellar people” are also about “Discovery” and they are not hierarchically beneath that label, and doesn’t need to be. But it’s not a major issue, the whole user experience is actually great. I strongly recommend it if you want to keep content to inspire yourself, to curate any kind of content, to collect material for a research, to make wishlists, to save bookmarks, or whatever. Try it now: gimmebar.com
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February 6 from Tumblr - Comment - Share
My impressions using gimme bar http://andrecardoso.tumblr.com/post... #gimmebar
February 6 from Twitter - Comment - Share
my thoughts on GimmeBar http://andrecardoso.tumblr.com/post... #gimmebar
February 6 from Twitter - Comment - Share
World Wide Webs http://www.lrb.co.uk/blog...
February 5 from Twitter - Comment - Share
The value of a friendship: http://www.economist.com/node... #mustread
February 5 from Twitter - Comment - Share
Gojee - Welcome - http://www.gojee.com/
February 1 from delicious - Comment - Share
Startup Videos | Showcasing The Best Startup Videos - http://startup-videos.com/
January 31 from delicious - Comment - Share
Terminology, Syntax, & Introduction - A Beginners Guide to HTML & CSS - http://learn.shayhowe.com/html-cs...
January 31 from delicious - Comment - Share
Obama's re-election campaign has adopted Square to collect donations to boost mobile funding http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2012...
January 31 from Twitter - Comment - Share
http://www.wired.com/geekdad...
January 30 from Twitter - Comment - Share
Ninja Blocks: Connect your world with the web. by Ninja Blocks — Kickstarter - http://www.kickstarter.com/project...
January 27 from delicious - Comment - Share
http://www.airbnb.com/global-...
January 26 from Twitter - Comment - Share
Magnus - http://www.tenonedesign.com/magnus...
January 21 from delicious - Comment - Share
Better Google Web Fonts - http://somadesign.ca/demos...
January 21 from delicious - Comment - Share
Musicmetric - http://www.musicmetric.com/
January 17 from delicious - Comment - Share
semantic analysis for the music industry - cardoso, andre
scrollorama - http://johnpolacek.github.com/scrollo...
January 17 from delicious - Comment - Share
Collaborative Fund - http://futureofcarsharing.com/
January 17 from delicious - Comment - Share
BERG \ Design for Print, Screen & Environment - http://www.bergstudio.co.uk/index...
January 16 from delicious - Comment - Share
CSSDeck - http://cssdeck.com/
January 16 from delicious - Comment - Share
Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich – Photoshop design startkit - http://www.androiddesign.info/
January 16 from delicious - Comment - Share
The Deleted City - http://deletedcity.net/
January 15 from delicious - Comment - Share
digital archeology of the world wide web - cardoso, andre
Twitter Bootstrap Generator - http://www.martinbean.co.uk/bootstr...
January 13 from delicious - Comment - Share
Intent & Impact: Thoughts on Persuasion in Visualization - http://www.slideshare.net/wiederk...
January 11 from delicious - Comment - Share
mallHabitsbyGreenPeac - cardoso, andre
UK Mobile Stats - http://andrecardoso.tumblr.com/post...
January 10 from Tumblr - Comment - Share
Anatomy of a Design Decision - Jared Spool How does we decide which are the best approach for a problem? When do you know which is time to go out and make a field research before proceed on a project? How do you consider inputs from stakeholders and usability research outputs? Should I focus on users or just keep designing for myself until I get... - http://andrecardoso.tumblr.com/post...
Anatomy of a Design Decision - Jared Spool How does we decide which are the best approach for a problem? When do you know which is time to go out and make a field research before proceed on a project? How do you consider inputs from stakeholders and usability research outputs? Should I focus on users or just keep designing for myself until I get satisfied with it? A great design is a consequence of high quality decisions. On this presentation Jared go through the decision making process of great designers and demystify the different styles of design decisions: unintentional, self, genius, activity focused and experience focused design. You will see that depending on the situation one style works best than another, for example if you’re designing a product for a domain you’ve never worked before, the best approach must be apply a activity focused design, identifying users and their activities. On the other hand if you’re designing a product for a domain which you’ve previously learned what users needs are, so the genius design style should fits better. Above all the most important is make informed design decisions and avoid rule based decisions that relies on unquestioned faith independent of any support evidence.
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January 3 from Tumblr - Comment - Share
Fox&Squirrel; Lifestyle Walks - http://www.foxandsquirrel.com/
December 23 from delicious - Comment - Share
london walks - cardoso, andre
From drug trafficker to start-up CEO http://t.co/aJhD70Wt
December 19 from Twitter - Comment - Share
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