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28 JULY 2012
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Annotate That! content commentary and sharing application

"Annotate That! is a free unique annotating service. Share web pages, images or documents with others and add your comments using annotations. Simply click on the web page or medium to make your annotation."

(We Create Digital)

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http://annotatethat.com/

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add your comments • annotate • Annotate That! • annotating service • annotation • annotation service • annotations • augmentation • augmentative communication • augmented content • comment system • content sharing • cooperative design knowledge • critical commentary • critique • digital content • embellishment • erasure • hypermediacy • information sharing • inscription • interpretation • juxtaposition • layer • layered • layering • make your annotation • metadata • organisation • overlay • palimpsest • re-inscription • reinscribe • reinterpretation • research tool • share • sharing and distributing knowledge • sharing application • sharing ideas • stacking • text layers • We Create Digita

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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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http://mediaqueri.es/
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http://cdja.co.uk/blog/luke-wroblewski-on-multi-device-layout-patterns/

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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
20 NOVEMBER 2007
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Milestones In The Development Of The Universitat De Barcelona

Visually dramatic presentation showing key recent milestones in the development of the Universitat de Barcelona [University of Barcelona].

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Adobe Flash • Barcelona • layer • milestone • Spain • stacking • timeline • university

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The Constellations Project
17 OCTOBER 2005
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Stacked Screens Evoking Constructedness

The bold use of layering to present information on Edinburgh's School of Architecture Web site offers a sharp contrast to the de facto standard of many university Web sites. The choice to layer information in a stripped-back manner is not only a provocative move but it also manages to express some of the essential concerns of architecture itself. While its use of stacked screens helps to evoke aspects of what is means to be constructed, its use of layering helps to improve site navigation through providing obvious wayfinding references.

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architecture • design • Edinburgh • information aesthetics • information graphics • layer • screen • stacking • university • visualisation • wayfinding

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The Constellations Project
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