We did the first interview ever for Typeradio in 2004 with graphic designer Stefan Sagmeister. Now five years later we look back and ask him what changed in those last couple of years. Did he acquire new rituals in the meantime? We talk about his second sabbatical year in Bali. And just six weeks after coming back to New York, we discuss the impact of the crisis and elections in the United States. He talks to us about if whether he likes the fame, how to handle it and the advantages along with it. We also look forward and talk about future projects and how he’s not quite sure yet if he would like to be remembered… Recorded at the Integrated 2009 conference in Antwerp, Belgium.
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Eric Eggert
Ich bin freier Webentwickler. Dabei spezialisiere ich mich auf sehr gut nutzbare User Interfaces und barrierefreie, standardkonforme Webseiten. Ich gebe mich nicht mit dem Status Quo in den Browsern zufrieden sondern erforsche deren Grenzen und reize ihre Fähigkeiten aus. Ich twittere als @yatil.
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Typeradio w/ Stefan Sagmeister
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Dr Who at the Proms
Doctor Who (Matt Smith) and Amy Pond (Karen Gillan) join the BBC National Orchestra of Wales for music by Murray Gold from the drama series plus favourites with a celestial theme.
(This is the complete concert, including the interval documentary)
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WCAG Theme Song (2002 version)
Accessibility consultant David MacDonald wrote this song during a WCAG meeting in Los Angeles.
Tagged with accessibility wcag
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Think Vitamin Interview: Dan Cederholm at FOWD London 2010
First up is my chat with Dan Cederholm, designer, author and co-creator of one of the most popular design focused apps Dribbble. Thanks to Dan for taking the time to chat.
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WCAG 2.0 Theme Song
This is the theme song for the new WCAG 2.0 which is a W3C recommendation. Accessibility consultant David MacDonald wrote it during a Face to Face WCAG meeting in Los Angeles. He did the instruments, programming, vocals and mixing in his home studio.
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