2008
FRONT featured in Taschen Book “Web Design: Interactive & Games”
We’re delighted to announce that FRONT has been featured in the newly published Taschen book “Web Design: Interactive & Games”. The book showcases 100 of the world’s most engaging and interactive sites.
Read more...FRONT Launches site for My Blue Nose Friends
FRONT is delighted to announce the launch of My Blue Nose Friends; an engaging online experience created for Carte Blanche Greetings. View the website.
Web 2.0 Expo - Wrapup
All good things must come to an end. A noticably emptier Moscone Center today; some people have either reached brain-capacity or they’ve been tempted out into the sunshine. They missed a great closing day, the best keynote of the week and some super-useful sessions.
Read more...Web 2.0 Expo - Day 3
Still going strong; Thursday at Web2 featured some amazing speakers and content, then the Ireland Connects event at the W.
Read more...Web 2.0 Expo - Day 2
Another day of very inspiring ideas and people. The jet-lag is wearing off as well!
Read more...Web 2.0 Expo - Day 1
A cracking opening day to the Web 2.0 Expo; two very indepth workshops on Adobe Air/Flex and Experience based Design.
Read more...Fun with the BBC Sesame Tree
We are really happy to launch the Sesame Tree website for the BBC and Sesame Workshop. Visit the website.
Read more...The Future of Web Design, London 2008
Conference season seems to be in full swing and the FRONT team are very much out on patrol, with Paul attending Web 2.0 in San Francisco from the 22nd of April and myself attending The Future of Web Design in London on the 16th April…
Read more...Web 2.0 Expo, San Francisco
This month, Paul May is attending the Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco, a major summit on the development of web technologies. In one of a series of reports and articles on the conference Paul discussed the business, technical and human concepts behind “Web 2.0”.
Read more...To Scroll or Not to Scroll…
Every so often while gathering requirements or reviewing prototypes with a client, I am witness to the uttering of the words “oh… and we don’t want any scrolling”.
Read more...US Library of Congress Flickr Project
The US library of congress has launched a groundbreaking new initiative to publish its archive of photography online, allowing users of the Yahoo service Flickr to tag and comment on some of the finest and most historically significant photos in their archives.
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