Over the past month or so, Kiran Jagadeesh and I have been working on a design for this fall’s Mozilla University Design Challenge. The object of the challenge was to address browsing history:
“Browsing History — How can we make sense of this rich source of data and how do we best present this data to [...]
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Firefox Foresight: a Mozilla Design Challenge entry
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged browser, competitions, concept, design, inventions, mozilla, SI on November 3, 2009 | 1 Comment »
5 reasons I loved Mozilla’s design challenge
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged browser, conference, design, internship, mozilla, SI on May 12, 2009 | 2 Comments »
I was able to participate in Mozilla’s ‘Spring Design Challenge‘ along with my regular schoolwork this past semester, and it was definitely worth the effort. The challenge consisted of addressing the following question: “What would a browser look like if the Web was all there was? No windows, no unnecessary trappings. Just the Web.”
Participants submitted [...]
Open Source Design at Mozilla
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged design, mozilla on March 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Today I attended a web-based lecture by John Slater (MozCreative on twitter), creative director at Mozilla, on the open source visual design process. This was part of Mozilla’s spring design challenge lecture series. Mozilla has used a participatory design process in their recent logo and web redesigns; they’ll often solicit designs from the community, [...]









