Hi there,
Here at .net magazine, we’ve just about recovered from the fact that we were unable to attend this year’s SXSW Interactive festival (by hell or high water, we’ll be there in force next year!).
If, like us, you were unable to attend, we’ve put together a podcast of the show’s highlights, with guests including Andy Clarke, Ryan Carson, and Jonathan Snook.
So, if you missed the event, or just want to relive the best moments, download episode 5 of the .net podcast today (visit iTunes, or pop along to our website at our podcast).
Other podcast discussion includes a look at elitism on the web, the Brit Pack having come in for particular criticism; Adobe’s Apollo project, and what it means for designers and developers; and alternative revenue streams for web designers.
Lastly, we’d like to remind you that the deadline is looming for the 2007 Computer Arts Graduate Showcase. Deadline for entries is 10 April 2007. If you’re a student, we know how busy you are at this time of year, but this is a fantastic opportunity for you to gain vital exposure. Click here for an entry form and submission guidelines.
Have a great weekend!
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/Interview/ Luke Whittaker
Luke Whittaker shot to prominence in 2004 when A Break in the Road hit the big time. When he’s not working on new web projects, he’s co-editing Creative State, an online magazine that showcases the personal work of illustrators and writers.
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/Interview/ Khoi Vinh on Design vs. Art direction
On the web, most designers spend their time designing systems or platforms, but almost no time art directing content. That’s a shame, because it can make a big difference to your site
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/JavaScript/ Dynamic text replacement
Steve Tucker demonstrates how easy it is to implement rich text fonts into your web pages using sIFR, giving headings and pullquotes a professional look.
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