Archive for the 'Websites' Category

Design Timeline

October 17th, 2008

I had considered creating a flash timeline to illustrate some aspects of my research for my PhD but then I came across the ‘Open History Timeline’ which was created for ‘A Decade of Web Design’ international conference which took place in Amsterdam Jan 2005. The ‘webdesign timeline’ is still available online.
The open source software used […]

Wayback Machine

October 6th, 2008

Internet Archive was founded in 1996 in an attempt to off-set the transient nature of the web by archiving information for posterity. This system covers a range of titles including web, moving image, text, audio and software. The wealth of free information within each of these headings provides a great source for researchers.
The Wayback Machine […]

University of the Arts London

May 22nd, 2008

I have been looking at various Art & Design websites for consideration as case studies for my PhD. I would recommend that all interested parties take a look at the University of the Arts London. The website is both informative and visually stimulating, facilitating live webcasts, a media player which incorporates a tagging system, a […]

Baltic Gallery

May 2nd, 2008

As part of my research I have been looking at museum and gallery websites. One of my favourites to date is the Baltic Gallery in Newcastle Upon Tyne.
This site succeeds on a myriad of levels delivering a huge wealth of visual material, information on exhibits, past, present and future, learning resources, press releases and a […]