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Floating Sketches

By Evan Mullins | Published: February 21, 2007

Floating Sketches, a simple experiment to study depth and interactivity.

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Symbiosis

By Evan Mullins | Published: February 11, 2007

An interactive game of a symbiotic environment. Bugs eat fruit and eventually die. Dead objects fall to the ground. Enter human, anything you touch will die.

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Sideline Student Safety Zone Podcast | New Media Institute of the University of Georgia

By Evan Mullins | Published: February 6, 2007

I participated in the ‘Super Team’ in October 2006. Our mission was to use new media to promote safety and fun during UGA’s fall break and the rival Georgia/Florida game (often termed as the

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Welcome to Circle Cube Studio

By Evan Mullins | Published: February 1, 2007

As I graduate the Digital Media program in the Lamar Dodd School of Art at The University Of Georgia, I’m faced with making a portfolio site to contain all/my best work. This comes as a dilemma to me because as much as I’d love to include all my work, I can’t- and also I feel [...]

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    WordCamp Presentation Slides: From Photoshop PSD to WordPress Theme

    By Evan Mullins on February 3, 2012

    Here are my slides for my WordCamp Atlanta presentation, From PSD to WordPress Theme: Under the skin: PSD to WP on Prezi

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    Speaker at WordCamp Atlanta 2012

    By Evan Mullins on February 1, 2012

    I’m proud to announce that I’ve been asked to speak at WordCamp Atlanta this year! WordCamp will be held this weekend and hosted at SCAD Atlanta! My session is titled: From PSD to WordPress Theme: Under the skin. Obviously, I’ll be focusing on themes. We’ll look at what they are, what they can do, how [...]

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    Adobe-like Arrow Headers | CSS-Tricks

    By Evan Mullins on December 23, 2011

    Zero images is something that always gets me excited, I really like these arrow button styles! I like the css used more and the hover/active states too, nice css3 transitions. via Adobe-like Arrow Headers | CSS-Tricks.

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    Snow via Javascript & Canvas – Tis the Season

    By Evan Mullins on December 9, 2011

    After playing with the settings in my experiments I found a few settings I liked and wanted to develop further. The first was snow! An added bonus I was able to work on a project just for the holidays and used much of this code in it! I looked around the web and saw a [...]

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    An Event Apart Notes: Ethan Marcotte, Responsive Web Design

    By Evan Mullins on February 8, 2012

    Ethan Marcotte has become the father of Responsive Web Design and spent this whole day focused on principles, techniques, gotchas, examples, … all about building and how to build responsive sites. With a sprinkle of mobile first. For Ethan, it all started with this article: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/dao/ Think of architecture, the whole design phase is established [...]

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    An Event Apart Notes: Ethan Marcotte, Rolling Up Our Responsive Sleeves

    By Evan Mullins on February 7, 2012

    Henry Adams (Descendant of 2 presidents: great-grandson to John Adams and grandson to John Quincy Adams). He lived between the civil war and world war 1. He witnessed the industrial revolution. Chaos was the law of nature, Order was the dream of man Samuel Johnson – funniest man in the 17th Century… Responsive Design: 1. [...]

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    An Event Apart Notes: Jared Spool, The Curious Properties of Intuitive Web Pages

    By Evan Mullins on February 7, 2012

    Senseless waste of asterisks… Avis used an asterisk to denote optional fields. This means that there is a lot of baggage that comes with an asterixk. Somewhere this symbol got meaning, it’s not in the bible! We can control when something goes from unintuitive to intuitive. A design is intuitive (although technically and grammatically speaking [...]

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    An Event Apart Notes: Marco Arment, Bridging the App Gap

    By Evan Mullins on February 7, 2012

    The iPhone changed our industry in 2007: first mobile to have a desktop class web browser and it made people start using their mobile phones as computers! All apps other than apple provided ones were web browser apps. Most of the first apps were branded web browsers. No real difference between using mobile site or [...]

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    Lori Newman

    Lori Newman

    Just wanted to thank you for your presentation. It was extremely informative and just what I...
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