adspiration is a series of post where I store interesting ads campaign for the purpose of documenting and referencing how we communicate ideas and concepts The following is an a series of print ads realised for Maxi Media – around the topic – “everything age fast” Youtube Vintage Ad Skype Vintage Ad Twitter Vintage Ad Facebook Vintage ad
Plateforme créée en 2013. L’objectif de Blabber est de fournir une plateforme de gestion de RP (Relation de Presse) plus flexible – autant pour les journalistes que pour les communiquant. Prônant l’aspect de relation directe – grâce à une plateforme sociale spécialisé dans la presse, Blabber s’est imposé grâce à un coût attractif qui remet les communicant dans le siège du conducteur – tout en permettant un accès plus directe à la source pour les journalistes....
Plus de 20 milliards d’euros. C’est la somme dépensé sur Internet en France sur le 1er trimestre 2017 – selon un rapport de la FevadC’est 14,2% de plus par rapport à la même période l’an passé. Certes, le rythme s’est ralenti – si l’on compare aux progressions des dernières années – ce qui traduit une autre tendance: l’e-commerce devient une partie intégrale des habitudes de consommation des français. Cette croissance est due à une forte augmentation du nombre de transactions (d’achats) avec quand même près de 290 millions de transactions sur le trimestre....
Eesti Vabariik – the Republic of Estonia 45,339 Km2 and a population 1.3 M people which like a ten time less than Paris or London. They have a complex and interesting history (actually most countries have an interesting history – but maybe it is a personal taste.) But what is really interesting is how Estonia use the digital to organise their society. E-residency E-voting E-school E-police E-etc. It looks quite a digital utopia…...
Augustine’s Law A bad idea executed to perfection is still a bad idea Corollary: A good idea poorly executed is of no use to anyone Lakein’s Law Failing to plan is planning to fail Eisenhower’s corollary : Plans are useless, but planning is indispensable. Fitzgerald’s Law There are two states to any large project : too early to tell and too late to stop Corollary: Projects have momentum, once started they become increasingly difficult to stop...
We always talk about elearning through the lense of MOOCs and self-study management. WordPress (Sensei, Learndash, LeanPress, WP-Courseware), Moodle, edX, Blackboard, Canvas, Sakai and others come out as the solutions mentioned over and over again. Here I wanted to show you three different directions for education and elearning needs. HR Driven: JollyDeck JollyDeckis an HR driven elearning platform to help managers and training departments develop and deploy internal learning strategies....
justSomeUX is a series where I share some interesting UX / UI and smart copy for your inspiration (and my archive of references). Asking for donations is never easy. Well, the Canary found a nice way to phrase it. >Interesting Donation UX Why is good? It gives perspective Make you realise that spend money more on dumb stuff so you might as well give them so of it
We all have ideas. Sometime we don’t even realise we do, as we don’t always pay attention to the flow of our mind. Some ideas come and pass and never come back. Some stick around. Sometime we turn these ideas into action. But even then we seldom finish them. Parkinson’s law Parkinson’s law is a project-management rule of thumb stating that : “Work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion”...
I was working earlier on a post on privacy, then realised I cannot even start to give a proper introduction to it without laying down some facts first. So, there will be no jumping straight into the subject of privacy, centralisation of the internet, and how politics is affecting the internet as a whole. Instead, we will take a couple of posts to really define the current state of the internet, also give an historical perspective, before diving into the core of the subject....
The quote above is a funny, yet very accurate introduction to the topic developed in the documentary by Kirby Ferguson : Everything is a Remix. (side note: If you care who said this quote go check this link to figure out why nobody really knows.) Everything is a remix explores the concept of originality in creativity. Never heard of it? Please, take the time to watch it below....
They did not know it was impossible so they did it — Mark Twain Rules, somehow, always, seems to be a barrier to innovation. Status-quo is cultural protectionism The status-quo creates artificial scarcity. Because it promotes the lack of initiative It supports business as usual. The status-quo is opposed to disruption, to change, to innovation. It is opposed to improvement. It is the systemic manifestation of the resistance....
Or why “do as you are told” is a bad idea. In 1964, Stanley Milgram back then a young researcher at Yale University, published the resultsa famous experiment known to this day as the Milgram Experiment. The set up is simple: The subject of the experiment takes part himself in a (staged) experiment supposed to study the impact of pain on memory and learning. For this, he is asked by the experimenter to administer increasingly strong electric shocks to a test subject for every wrong answer....
Millenials (people born after 1980 and before 2000) are defined as : lazy entitled unattached not motivated by money want more holidays more horseshit The point of this post is to share a truth more and more commonly agreed upon: Millenials are not real. “Millennials” as a concept is mainly a huge pile of crap. And I just stumbled upon wonderful talk by Adam Conover, and I think he made the point pretty brilliantly so please what the talk down there....
justAnExample is a series where I share some interesting UX / UI and smart copy for your inspiration (and my archive of references). Here today we have a newsletter done by Derek Powazek– veteran startup guy now growing vegetables in a farm. Why this is good : Transparency Empathy Humor Transparency Sharing his lack of clarity, being very honest from the beginning is a good way to get your people to trust you....
Avec la quantité croissante de tailles d’écrans sur lesquels votre site va être affiché, il est facile de s’y perdre. Pour vous aider à voir comment votre site fonctionne sur le téléphone mobile, il y a maintenant Sizzy. Sizzyest un outil open source (sources disponible ici) et proposant une fonctionnalité simple mais très utile. Il simule votre site dans pratiquement toutes les tailles d’écran mobile et tablettes, existant sur le marché....
Font Awesome est devenue LA référence des polices de caractères pour le Web avec près des 20% des parts de marché, la positionnant juste derriere Google Fonts (les polices fournies par Google). Et ceci pour une bonne raison : il s’agit probablement d’une des meilleurs polices de caractères pour vous fournir des icônes. Lancée en 2012, Font Awesome est une police et une boite à outils pour icons basée sur CSS et LESS....
Daphne Koller: What we’re learning from online education The lady from Courseratells you how it is done and what they have learned. Salman Khan: Let’s use video to reinvent education The guy who founded the Khan Academytalks to you about what online video can do for schooling and education.
#1 – Pay attention to your photo Your profile is 21 times more likely to be viewed if you have a profile photo. That’s also the first thing people will use to get a first understanding of who you are. So, make sure your photo is clean and broadcast the kind of feeling your want – not just the photo you had available while doing your account. #2 – Pay attention to your headline Your LinkedIn headline matters because :...
We are all different. Color, Race, Religions. Different brands of toothpaste. Different opinions. Lately, having different opinions is starting to turn into a real issue. Up to a point where people can’t even have a conversation about it. (Arguably, this was always the case, just that now, it seems it is getting harder to just ignore others’ opinions) It is not always easy to to discuss. Open conversations are hard....
When options are limited, people produce more solutions – not less. When people are limited they try to improve and optimise. The opposite is true. It is known as Parkinson’s Law : “Work expands so as to fill the time available for it’s completion” Well, seems like what is true for time budget is also true for financial budget. The more money there is available the more money you will use for your project....