Canvas 7: Jack of All Trades
Because Deneba’s Canvas 7 endeavors to be all things to all people-illustration, image-editing, web-design, presentation, animation, and page-layout software-it could [...]
February 2000
Eye on the Web
Yesterday found me in a quandary over what my inaugural column on Web design should cover. Should I examine different approaches to navigation? Sites that effectively use [...]
WWWeird Science
Confused and misguided physics geek forced to spend long hours roaming the Internet finds temporary sanctuary at a few science related Web sites utilizing new technologies [...]
Out of Gamut: The Proof is on your Monitor
During the recent Seybold Seminars, one of the few topics on which pundits and practitioners agreed is that Adobe Photoshop’s soft-proofing mechanism is broken. It is [...]
Still Life with Gelatin
Jason Horowitz is a freelance commercial photographer specializing in stock, still life and conceptual illustration. Initially specializing in black-and-white scenes of [...]
Invasion of the .coms
Boston — The show floor at Seybold Seminars this week demonstrates the ever growing infiltration of the internet into the publishing world. There are new companies at [...]
Web Designers Debate Their Role
BOSTON — New terminology is needed to describe the role designers play in Web site development agreed a panel of designers and technologists at Seybold Seminars. [...]
Creating Brands in an Interactive World
Boston — As more companies extend their services to the Web, designers are being challenged to create a unique online identity that not only supports the [...]
Trailer Trash
O.K., I’m no movie critic. I can’t tell you why Titanic was ridiculous, I can only tell you that it was. There were no gargantuan box office receipts to back up [...]
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