Archive for July, 2006
My secret project for the last few months has been working on this new interface for Omnidrive. We have taken ideas from Windows XP, Vista, and MacOsX. There’s still some work to do to refine the design, but I’m very happy with the ajax enhanced interactions. Check out the post from TechCrunch for more analysis. […]
Is web 2.0 coming to an end? I was surprised when I went through my bookmarks from last year, quite a few of the links are broken now.
SearchFox :: Login
Scuttle - Online Bookmarks Manager
Jots
FeedTagger - News aggregation service
[…]
Does this two site looks awfully similar to you? I’m not even sure which site I’m looking at if I didn’t look at the logo, yet these are two major newspaper competitors. How far should you go if you follow the usability guidelines, even though I know, these are done by the same designer […]
I’ve always wanted to be abit of a futurist. Ever since the 911 terrorist attack, the world doesn’t look like it’s going to be a better place. North Korea is testing their missiles, while Israel is flying their missiles around the middle east. Religion has came back as a controversial topic, there’s books like the […]
58% of the US adult population never reads another book after high school.
42% of college graduates never read another book.
80% of US families did not buy or read a book last year.
70% of US adults have not been in a bookstore in the last five years.
57% of new books are not read to completion.
found here: […]
http://www.ubiqwindow.jp/
Finally there’s some innovative UI that is much more intuitive to human movement as opposed to the ‘user friendly mouse’. I would love to see more of this and hope to see an alternative to mouse clicking on my pc sometime soon.
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- Free city broadband quietly shelved
- The truth comes out about Omnidrive.
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- Know your plastics
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- This sums it up…
- Another documentary - “Brits get rich in China”
- Interesting documentary on China’s democratic primary school.
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I am the founder of RoRCraft Ltd., a web consultancy firm that develops usable and speedy web applications for our clients.
Based in Sydney, I travel to Hong Kong and HangZhou China to meet with my team regularly. I love exploring new technologies and business ideas that helps making our world a better place.

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