In April, 2014, Tantramar Interactive Inc. launched its first-ever design of Jarche.com. Having met Harold Jarche at the Centre for Learning Technologies at Mount Allison University in 1998, I have been hosting his professional blog since he ventured out on his own in 2004, but this marks the first time he hasn’t gone with an off-the-shelf theme for his blog.
design
Do you want to blend in or stand out?
While the tweet quoted here is explicitly about the design of typefaces, it applies to design in general: Remember, as a client commissioning type, it won’t express anything special or unique about you if it looks the same as everyone else. Gareth Hague
Loving a design…
Loving a website’s “design” — when you actually love its placeholder photos — is like loving a novel because it opens with “Lorem ipsum…” @tantramar
COMP 1631 Art Show sponsorship
Dr Laurie Ricker of the Mount Allison University Department of Mathematics and Computer Science invited Christopher Mackay of Tantramar Interactive Inc. to participate in this year’s COMP 1631 Art Show as a judge, along with Dan Vogel and Janet Crawford. Students created artwork based on algorithms they wrote that manipulated images’ pixels, resulting in many creative and complex compositions involving chroma-key operations, transposition, colour-modification … Read more