TOTD has always enjoyed taking things to bits to see how they work (and occasionally they work when put back together again). Here are some great gadgets that allow you to see the inner workings through their transparent casings. There are …
A giant mechanical spider has appeared in Liverpool. Costing £1.8 million the spider was commissioned as part of the cities celebrations as European City of Culture 2008. Initially it appeared on the side of a tower block before descending and …
Yesterday’s entry led TOTD – via a circuitous route – to this blog entry from a few years back: http://experiencedynamics.blogs.com/site_search_usability/2004/02/methodology_mad.html If you’re interested in HCI or the usability of computers you may find the post or the blog useful.
This one’s for the design students: http://www.myyour.eu/ (Click on ‘Collection’ and then check out the different designs).
This is easily going to qualify as weirdest site submitted this week: http://www.weddingringcoffin.com/index.php Apparently you can also have a wedding ring turned into a bullet to wear as jewellery. Let’s not go there…
It won’t be often that TOTD advertises a Dutch department store and it may be that you never want to buy anything from it. But if you’re interested in web design, it’s worth waiting a moment or two at their …
