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10660_32 jeffrey zeldman's Bookmarks Tagged With "branding"

  1. Visit Apple Ranked Top Brand Worldwide Apple Ranked Top Brand Worldwide

    http://db.tidbits.com/article/9538?rss

    Apple has captured most of the top spots in a brand opinion survey of nearly 2,000 readers - largely marketing professionals - published by the branding company Interbrand on its Brandchannel.com Web site. Apple was ranked first in almost all the … More

  2. Visit Lego my Logo: Web 2.0 and 1980s Branding Aesthetics Lego my Logo: Web 2.0 and 1980s Branding Aesthetics

    http://anendlessarray.com/blog1/2007/04/08/lego-my-logo-web-20-and-1980s-branding-aesthetics/

    "Along with heightened functionality and AJAX everything, comes a new aesthetic to visually communicate to the user that he or she has arrived at a Web 2.0 site. The only catch is, it’s not a new look at all…we have seen this before. I’ve compiled… More

  3. Visit Airbag - Liftoff. Airbag - Liftoff.

    http://www.airbagindustries.com/archives/airbag/liftoff.php

    Critique of Technorati.com redesign.

  4. Visit Subtraction: The AIGA and Web Design Subtraction: The AIGA and Web Design

    http://www.subtraction.com/archives/2006/0627_the_aiga_and.php

    Khoi Vinh: "It seems particularly odd to me that the organization really isn’t at the center of most of the conversations we have about design as it’s practiced online."

  5. Visit Butt head! Butt head!

    http://www.nickfruhling.com/blog/2006/02/mastheads-and-model-heads_20.html

    Nick Fruhling observes that a certain magazine's masthead requires special care when placing photos over it. Via blog.veer.com.

  6. Visit monochrom Brandmarker monochrom Brandmarker

    http://www.monochrom.at/markenzeichnen/index-eng.htm

    An attempt to evaluate the power of brands by making Austrian people draw twelve logos from memory, 25 people per brand. Via Coudal.com.

  7. Visit Google and the Tyranny of Good Design Google and the Tyranny of Good Design

    http://www.designobserver.com/archives/012078.html

    "There’s something defiant, almost obtuse about [Google's] reluctance to indulge in the sort of oleaginous branding and design that is now the corporate norm."

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