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Four Design Links: December 3, 2009

An eclectic Four Design Links this week. Philosophy, stress management, and a bit of web design tech to round things off.

1. A visual interpretation of Delueze and Guattari's A Thousand Plateaus

Marc Ngui: A Thousand Plateaus

Check out this collection by Marc Ngui.

2. Time in nature makes us more caring

If we want people to do more good in the world, perhaps greater exposure to nature is the ticket. According to this study, you don't even have to be outside to experience the effect. Some outdoor wallpaper and plants can help make one more prone to care about others.

3. Delegate

This is timely. Feeling overwhelmed? Perhaps you need to learn how to delegate.

4. Google Analytics goes asynchronous

Google's new update promises "faster tracking code load times" and "enhanced data collection & accuracy". Time to revise those CMS templates?

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NickDec 3, 2009
 

Don’t Waste Food

A nice little Thanksgiving reminder from the folks over at GOOD from their transparency series.

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AndreaNov 25, 2009
 
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GOOD Transparencies Archive

GOOD Magazine's transparency archive at Flickr is a feast for the eyes and candy for the brain. Check it out.

Once weekly, GOOD Magazine posts an infographic, or a "transparency", visualizing everything from the amount of our national acreage controlled by major retail chains (below) to the length of time people spend on popular email clients. They have now created a flickr archive of them all.

GOOD Transparency: Student Debt
Student Debt: GOOD and Futurefarmers look at the ballooning student debt in the United States.
GOOD Transparency: Retail Store Space
Retail Store Space: The biggest retailer in the world covers an area larger than Manhattan. GOOD and Futurefarmers look at "the amazing amount of space occupied by a few ubiquitous chains."
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PaulJun 12, 2009
 
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