This blog collects reflections, research, and practical explorations at the intersection of technology, media, design, and digital products

  1. January 25, 2024
    Research

    This is a Thematic Break

    From now on, this blog will have specific objectives, themes, and a particular format.

    This is a Thematic Break
  2. February 2, 2020
    Archive

    Touch and Shoot

    Exploring a manual mode for smartphone cameras, this post details the design principles of a device-agnostic app that uses intuitive touch gestures to control key exposure settings like aperture, shutter speed, ISO, and white balance. It reimagines the mobile photography experience by blending simplicity with creative control

    Touch and Shoot
  3. December 19, 2017
    Archive

    Is ZEIT a Lighthouse in Our Web Development Dark Age?

    Exploring ZEIT’s (now Vercel) Next.js and Now, this post argues that they could be the much-needed blueprints for modern JavaScript development, offering simplicity and efficiency in a landscape overwhelmed by complexity

    Is ZEIT a Lighthouse in Our Web Development Dark Age?
  4. December 20, 2016
    Archive

    Two Years of Iperstudio

    Reflecting on two years of Iperstudio, this post explores a journey of radical ideas and collaborative innovation. It highlights how embracing professional mutualism and redesigning digital spaces led to breakthrough challenges and creative solutions in web design and development

    Two Years of Iperstudio
  5. September 4, 2016
    Archive

    Mario, A Content Management Friend

    Mario is a headless CMS with a conversational UI, designed to separate content management from delivery. It aims to provide a simple yet powerful way to manage content across various platforms while maintaining a focus on user experience

    Mario, A Content Management Friend
  6. March 21, 2016
    Archive

    Mapnaut, Connecting Twitter to Places

    Mapnaut transforms Twitter into a spatial experience. By turning tweets into ‘placemarks’ and aligning them along a unique ‘spaceline,’ it reimagines social interaction as a journey through geographic moments

    Mapnaut, Connecting Twitter to Places