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Grant Blakeman is a freelance designer and developer living in Boulder, Colorado. His clients include Carbonmade.com and The Autumn Film. He has posted a lot of incredible creative and tech content on his blog recently. The blog is one of my top reads, so you absolutely must add him to your weekly reading.
I’d like to call-out a few recent items from Grant:
1. A prototype for an HTML5-based Video player. It’s great to think that we’re only a year or so away from offering video without the use of Flash or Silverlight plugins. On a related note, at the end of January Google announced that they would no longer support IE 6 for Google Docs or Google Sites.
2. Jesse Bennett-Chamberlain’s design work. Jesse did some top-notch work for the redesign of Campaign Monitor in 2008-09.
3. The CGI work of Alex Roman (via IS050)
Grant is featured on my “Best of” list on Twitter — that list is always evolving, but I will quickly say that he would be the last person I’d remove from the list. Lastly, after all of the linkage above, you will more than likely appreciate his office space.
Grant Blakeman's office (photo by Grant)
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- Flash interface issues
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- Feature: Grant Blakeman.
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- Twitter moving fwd (in > 140 characters) Monday, January 4th, 2010
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[...] quote is a follow-up to my brief mention of video players running atop HTML5. Someday one such prototype will replace the need for Flash and Silverlight video players, but for [...]
from The Bloggery of Sean Berger. (@bergrbergr) » Blog Archive » Flash interface issues on the 9th day of February 2010 at 6:46 pm