Aaron Koblin on data visualisation

Data visualization artist Aaron Koblin gave a talk at BBH London yesterday which, being in the same building, we were lucky enough to be able to attend. 
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Anjali Ramachandran   ·   12 May 2009

HTML/CSS ninja and a couple of interns wanted!!

So Made By Many is growing, slowly but surely. It looks like the bursting at the seams prophecy I blogged about recently may very well come true soon. 

Anjali Ramachandran   ·   11 May 2009

Highlights from Mark Boulton’s presentation at FOWD London 2009

Mark Boulton was one of the speakers at this years’ conference Future Of Web Design (FOWD) in London. His presentation ‘Typography’s not on the Web, it IS...

Julia Wojcicka   ·   11 May 2009

Temporary Autonomous Zone revisited


THE SEA-ROVERS AND CORSAIRS of the 18th century created an “information network” that spanned the globe: primitive and devoted primarily to grim busin...

William Owen   ·   9 May 2009

Is FriendFeed the new Twitter?

I’ve noticed a spike in the number of follows I’m getting through FriendFeed in the last few weeks. I guess it might reflect the changes that FriendFeed r...

Tim Malbon   ·   8 May 2009

Data visualisation is the new rock’n'roll

Data. It’s the word on everyone’s lips and… err fingertips. Yes, we all dream about getting our hands dirty with data nowadays. I’ve read a number of exce...

Tim Malbon   ·   6 May 2009

Made by Many’s new home

Tim posted this picture of our new office on Twitter at the end of week one (i.e last week), but just in case people didn’t catch it, I thought it was wor...

Anjali Ramachandran   ·   6 May 2009

The web as a column of the ocean

I’ve been struggling to find the right metaphor to describe how the web has suddenly changed. I don’t think I’ve cracked it but here goes – please let me ...

Tim Malbon   ·   5 May 2009

The future of wireframes?

I have a love hate relationship with wireframes. In the last 10 years they’ve been a part of every web project I’ve worked on. There have been times when ...

Isaac Pinnock   ·   1 May 2009

OolaMoola

Recently we’ve launched a blog OolaMoola for our client Hearst Digital.

The blog is about how to live a fabulous lifestyle on a low budget. It consist...

Julia Wojcicka   ·   28 April 2009

How can we present our work?

We’re in the process of redesigning our client pages and have noticed a trend where poster designers take a photograph of themselves holding up their work...

Tom Harding   ·   23 April 2009

Stuff that’s been floating around the office – April 2009

Hey ho cheerio – it’s time for my list of links that have been making us at Made By Many go ‘ooh’, ‘ahh’, or ‘hmm’ lately. 

1. Cat Shit One Movie Trai...

Anjali Ramachandran   ·   22 April 2009

Behind the scenes of LOVEFiLM’s new product pages

We’ve been working with LOVEFiLM for some time now. They’re a very exciting client whose business model is built around the internet. They’re also a very ...

Isaac Pinnock   ·   21 April 2009

A Rails security flaw – destroying the audit trail

Recently Rails 2.3 was released, with a number of new features.

One of these was the ability to set the created_at/updated_at time-stamped columns man...

Alex MacCaw   ·   16 April 2009

The renaissance is on its way: thoughts on social and agile ideas

There’s some sort of renaissance bubbling. I’m sure of it. More and more people are coming out and speaking about this malaise that is afflicting the medi...

Anjali Ramachandran   ·   15 April 2009

How to be better at digital, or interactive, or new media or whatever it’s called…

This post has been brewing inside of me for some time. It’s has finally been burped-up precipitated by Ben Malbon’s provocative post at BBH Labs (yes, we ...

Tim Malbon   ·   14 April 2009

TweetMod – moderated Twitter stream

You probably saw the Skittles debacle a while back. They basically turned their entire home page into a Twitter search for the word ‘skittles’.

W...

Alex MacCaw   ·   9 April 2009

SocialMod – Moderation Service

Whether you’re building a new website, or want to manage your community more effectively – moderation is a common requirement.

 

Unfortunately com...

Alex MacCaw   ·   8 April 2009