| Website | https://jasonlong.me |
| GitHub | https://github.com/jasonlong |
| Location | Columbus, Ohio |
I have a bunch of notebooks with design sketches from over the years. They aren’t much to look at (my process is to sketch fast and loose ideas before creating higher-fidelity mocks), but they’re still fun to revisit.
Here’s one of the PR merge box on GitHub.
I love a good internet spelunking story. This one is about tracking down the original Netscape animation rendered during page load.
I went on a small journey the last couple days to find the original Netscape Navigator “meteors” animation. This one has a special place in my head and heart because it is so clearly connected to my memories of discovering the web as a kid. Here it is in its original 60×60 px glory: I started out doing some web searches that turned up several versions. One was promising but far too big: 400×400 px.
John Romero's new book is out today.I'm a sucker for stories about id's glory days.
https://www.amazon.com/Doom-Guy-Life-First-Person-ebook/dp/B09S3R44WM?qid=&sr=
K10k - still peak web design in my book
https://www.webdesignmuseum.org/web-design-history/k10k-1998
MING 29.01 Worldtimer
F1 telemetry data UIs are amazing
via https://www.racecar-engineering.com/tech-explained/tech-explained-data-acquisition/
In the next chapter of the vehicle dynamics tech explained series, Racecar Engineering highlights a few techniques used to process and visualise the data and touch on how they are analysed to provide meaningful assessments into the vehicle dynamics and driver's input in the lap.
Our new database overview page was the most fun I’ve had working on a UI in a while. It features a infrastructure diagram that scales in complexity with your setup.
