They look wrong, don’t they? To engrain these into your (collective) brain cost these companies countless millions of their hard-earned revenue. From logo design to colour and font choices, a long line of decisions – expensive in time and capital – have been made with the common end goal of brand recognition and
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No Comments » This is the problem with the internet today; more and more social media producing more and more content. To retain the same evaluative power we either need more search engine capability (limited in it’s development of new factors in algorithms) or more evaluative capability (limited by our experience, education etc). To solve this seemingly
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“We realized that for many searches the best answer wasn’t text – it was an image or a set of images” Google Product Manager – Nate Smith (July 2010) Twitter: @Oolone
“There is no distinction between style and substance. The two are the same. The better it looks, the more you want to use it, the more use you get out of it.” Twitter: @Oolone
