I’m really impressed with this little mac app. Some beautiful photography is at your fingertips any time you need a little inspiration. I can’t wait to try making a few slide decks with this. Zoommy helps you find awesome free stock photos for your creative product or inspiration Source: Zoommy
Reinventing tech for the next generation of #goodgirlsgonegeek. via she++: The Documentary on Vimeo.
This is awesome! I will be using this in nearly every email from here on out (alright, maybe not EVERY email). The fastest way to include GIFs in your emails write anywhere of the email body ::gif me thegifyouneed and the gif will appear as soon as you stop writing …
I have been looking for this capability in Google Sheets for a very long time, and finally someone built it! Big thanks to Christopher Evans for this. When data is color-coded and the only constant is the color of the cells or the fonts, sorting your data can be difficult. …
I have been looking for this capability in Google Sheets for a very long time, and finally someone built it! Big thanks to Christopher Evans for this. When data is color-coded and the only constant is the color of the cells or the fonts, sorting your data can be difficult. …
At some point in the not too distant future, I will likely do a screencast on how to set up a Github Pages website using Jekyll like the one here: http://bhwilkoff.github.io/. For now, however, I just want to remember my favorite web-based github editor which is called Prose. I also think …
This came out a little while ago, but I keep coming back to it as a wonderful source of inspiration. The poetry of twitter and algorithms is special. Not always lovely, but definitely special. Poetweet.
I’m kind of in love with the simplicity of this badging structure. They have laid out all of the tasks that you would need in order to achieve at each level, but they have left off any of the step-by-step instructions. This means that you will need to figure out …
Sometimes, you simply need a poem to ask a really good question. This is a question I hope we never stop asking or answering. Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life? via Poetry 180 – The Summer Day (Library of Congress).
I am absolutely in love with the ways in which we now have a visual communication system as a way of communicating intent and ideas. Whether that is in our use of Emoji, Gifs, or the Noun Project. Easy access to these things will make us all better users and …