MugTug is built upon the standards commonly referred to as HTML5. We are committed to making our site accessible.
Standards produced by the W3C enable work across browsers and operating systems and other software products.
MathJax is a JavaScript library for displaying mathematics.
MathJax is quite fascinating actually, because never before taking mathematics to websites was that easy.
The library supports both TeX and MathML markup, and works on most browsers, including those of the IE family (6+).
MathJax is so useful because: a) no more images instead of math formulas; b) MathJax allows copy and paste; c) you can even create web apps that look clean and simple (without ^ or split lines).
As a designer you understand that presentation is important. Recurse is a simple solution to show clients your spiffy new design. By emulating a website with multiple flat images clients will have a better idea of what the composition will look like ‘in the wild’.
You can see 2 examples here: City of Meridian and Tracsion.
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Who you were yesterday, it’s not who you are right now. Afraid of the dark when you were a child, but now you like it when the lights go low? Not so good at maths, and suddenly became an astro-physician? Married a healthy surfer and now live with a lazy dude? The neighborhood you grew up in is not the same, for sure. Changes are part of our lives and part of everything!
That’s why Befter is here, so we can look at the differences between past and present, between what was then and what is now! This is the right place to have fun and to think about what’s gone for good. On Befter, we believe that we can’t go on without looking back. Here, we’ve got only one conviction: everything changes.
You can find impressive pictures over there, such as this one…
Frintr creates a collage of all your friend’s profile pictures and tries to arrange them in such a way that when viewed from a distance they appear to form another image, most often your own profile picture.
For best results you will need at least 50 friends, the more friends, the more profile pictures you can use and so the more detailed and less repetitive the final collaged Frint will appear.
You also have the possibility to buy your own posters - http://frintr.com/shop
You can make as many low resolution (600×600) collages as you want, free of charge, if you’d like a higher resolution version then you can pay for a digital download or have an A3 print posted to you.
13 May, 2011
By Radu Tysina
