just 'cause you feel it Vox 2008-03-03T21:03:03Z Jamison http://jamison.vox.com/?_c=feed-atom-full tag:vox.com,2006:6p00c2251d436b8e1d/tags/design/ doesn't mean it's there Vote for TypePad! tag:vox.com,2008-03-03:asset-6a00c2251d436b8e1d00e398e271b10005 2008-03-03T20:53:23Z 2008-03-03T21:03:03Z Jamison http://jamison.vox.com/?_c=feed-atom-full

This year your vote will be an important one, setting the direction of the nation and the world. So I ask you, please Vote TypePad! 


Many of you know I work on Vox, I did much of the interaction design on it. Well, we've been working on bringing all these awesome Vox themes to our other Six Apart products and instead of just porting them over, we've been working on a design assistant tool to let users browser themes like you can here on Vox. Please take a moment and help us here at Six Apart out by voting for TypePad in the Techcrunch poll.

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]]> The Design of Everyday Things tag:vox.com,2006-08-15:asset-6a00c2251d436b8e1d00c22521ada1549d 2006-08-15T18:56:33Z 2006-08-15T20:18:17Z Jamison http://jamison.vox.com/?_c=feed-atom-full

Ok, so last week at it's developer conference, Apple gave a sneak peak of Leopard, the next version of Mac OS X. The sneak peak focussed on new features and major changes, and rightfully so, because there isn't the same thrill from a presenation on better buttons in Preview (and I mean the grabby hand, not those sickly gray round buttons) and setting the grid spacing on your desktop.

Those two and other are come from a MacRumors entry and they are the features that will probably have a bigger impact on more users.

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