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/Big Mouth/ It’s not you, it’s my mobile
Looking for a frustrating, disappointing and ultimately futile experience? There’s an app for that, says Gary Marshall
/Interview/ The brains behind: One Million Giraffes
Norwegian web developer Ola Helland made a bet with his friend to crowd-source one million hand-made giraffes. We caught up with him to hear the full story
/Interview/ Mark Pincus
Fast-growing startup Zynga is leading the social game revolution. Oliver Lindberg talks to Mark Pincus, its founder and CEO, about his recipe for success and how a major scandal left the company’s popularity pretty much undented
/Tutorials/ Create the perfect prototype
Master prototyping and your final site build will be a cakewalk. Odette Colyer of user experience design consultancy Super User Studio explains how to go about it
/Flash/ Create an interactive poster
Adrian Rowbotham of digital production agency Pirata London explains how to make a poster that users can customise with their own text and photo
/CSS/ Embrace mega menus
Not all drop-down menus are evil incarnate. Craig Grannell explores the mega menu, showing how it can give your users fast and simple access to dozens of web pages
/Big Mouth/ Kids’ stuff
When it’s time to put away childish things, does that include cutting-edge tech? Gary Marshall is suddenly feeling his age
/Interview/ Alfred Spector
Google’s a pretty good search engine, right? Well, you ain’t seen nothing yet. VP of research Alfred Spector talks to Oliver Lindberg about the technologies emerging from Google Labs – from voice search to hybrid intelligence and beyond
/Big Question/ Face-off
22/06/2010 | Filed under Discover > Big Question
There’s been a lot of controversy surrounding Facebook recently, but at what point would you decide to delete your account?
/Interview/ The brains behind: Star Wars: Uncut
Star Wars Uncut is a collaborative project that invited hundreds of fans to recreate Star Wars: A New Hope in 15-second clips. We talk to its creator, Casey Pugh
/Culture/ What’s the web doing to our <head>?
16/06/2010 | Filed under Discover > Culture
The web is a source of data and distraction – but what’s it doing to our minds? Gary Marshall asks whether browsing is bad for your brain
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