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10 FEBRUARY 2013
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The Tablet Newspaper: A Vision for the Future in 1994

"The Knight Ridder Information Design Lab is developing a newspaper interface for the tablet device. The tablet newspaper draws on the strengths of print and on the strengths of electronic forms. It is both browsable and searchable, both broad-reaching and customizable. It offers pages with story abstracts linked to more detailed stories, background material, photos, sound, and video. People can ran read as deeply or as casually as they want. Stories are no longer limited to 'news hole,' the space allotted to editorial content after press configurations and advertising have been considered.

The tablet newspaper includes editorial content and advertising, both important components of a local information package. Like editorial content, advertising can have many layers, and can be searched and sorted, as well as browsed. Additionally, ads can have transaction hooks, so that readers can make reservations or purchases."

(Teresa Martin, 1995, CHI Conference Proceedings [http://www.sigchi.org/chi95/])

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1994 • ACM • Apple Newton • Association for Computing Machinery • browsable • digital era • digital media • digital paper • digital reading • digital technology • electronic forms • electronic newspaper • electronic publishing • future of the book • information interface • ink-on-paper • interface design • Knight-Ridder Information Design Lab • layout design • look and feel • new technologies • newspaper • page layout • PDA • personal computer • remediation • Roger Fidler • speculative research • tablet • tablet interface • tablet newspaper • tablet publishing • technology convergence • technology innovation • textual information • the future of the book • vertical orientation • visual clues

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Simon Perkins
11 MAY 2012
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Luke Wroblewski on: Multi-device Layout Patterns

"Through fluid grids and media query adjustments, responsive design enables Web page layouts to adapt to a variety of screen sizes. As more designers embrace this technique, we're not only seeing a lot of innovation but the emergence of clear patterns as well. I cataloged what seem to be the most popular of these patterns for adaptable multi-device layouts."

(Luke Wroblewski, 14 March 2012, via Christopher Allwood)

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adapt to screen sizes • adaptable multi-device layout • adaptive layout • BBC • column • column drop • columns • communication design • design for large screen • design for mobile • design for the screen • design innovation • Facebook • Five Simple Steps • fluid grids • Food Sense (website) • Google • grid system • grid systems • HCI • image layout • information architecture • interaction design • interface design • layout • layout adjustments • layout design • layout patterns • layout shifter • layouts • Luke Wroblewski • margins • media query adjustments • mobile design • Modernizr • mostly fluid • multi device • multi-column layout • multi-device • multi-device adaptation • multi-device layout patterns • multiple screen sizes • NUI • off canvas • optimised for mobile • page layout • page layout pattern • Path (app) • responsive design • responsive design layout patterns • responsive web design • screen size • screen sizes • screen space • single column layout • small screen • small screen sizes • small screens • stacking • stacking columns • The Boston Globe • tiny tweaks • Trent Walton • UI • usability • visual communication • visual screen design • web design • web page layouts • web pages • website

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Simon Perkins
30 MARCH 2012
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The Gestalt Principles

"Gestalt is a psychology term which means 'unified whole'. It refers to theories of visual perception developed by German psychologists in the 1920s. These theories attempt to describe how people tend to organize visual elements into groups or unified wholes when certain principles are applied."

(Spokane Falls Community College)

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abstraction • aesthetics • Berlin School • brain • closeness • closure • cognition • complete form • design • design formalism • design principles • design rules • entirety • essence • figure and ground • form and function • form-generating capability • gestalt effect • gestalt principles • gestalt psychology • gestalt theories • gestalt theories of perception • gestalt theory • gestaltism • graphic design • grouping • human eye • illusion • Kurt Koffka • layout design • modernism • modernist design principles • objectivity • perception • perceptual organisation • pictorial systems • principles • proximity • psychology • psychology of design • regularity • repetition • rules • senses • shape • similarity • symmetry • texture • theory of mind • unified whole • visual communication • visual design • visual illusion • visual literacy • visual perception • visual recognition • visual rule • whole forms • whole is greater than the sum of the parts • whole is other than the sum of the parts • whole situation

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Simon Perkins
17 JUNE 2011
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The Grid System: an online resource

"Made popular by the International Typographic Style movement and pioneered by legends like Josef Müller-Brockmann and Wim Crouwel, the grid is the foundation of any solid design. The Grid System is an ever-growing resource where graphic designers can learn about grid systems, the golden ratio and baseline grids."

(Antonio Carusone)

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Aisle One • Antonio Carusone • baseline grids • design formalism • golden ratio • graphic communication • graphic devices • grid • grid system • grid systems • International Typographic Style • Josef Muller-Brockmann • layout aesthetics • layout design • legibility • mental image • ordering • structure • the grid system • typography • visual communication • Wim Crouwel

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Simon Perkins
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