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Big Spaceship Labs
http://labs.bigspaceship.com
Our development team loves to learn new things. And our favorite way to learn is to build things that represent our own ideas. We want to share what weââ¬â¢ve discovered and Big Spaceship Labs is our means to that end. We encourage any of our readers to get involved in the learning process by commenting or criticising our code. Take what weââ¬â¢ve built, study it, play with it, add to it and geek out with us!
- Added on: Dec 2nd, 2006
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Listed in: Web Development Innovation Programming
- Tags: flash miscellaneous code air apollo actionscript 3
Recent Posts
Underworld and All Powerful Awarded Pixels
Underworld: Rise of the Lycans and Alienware's All Powerful have been named Pixel Award winners in the categories of "Movies" and "Geek," respectively....
When Good Brands Go Brandless, Part III
A brand’s vanishing act risks being seen as oddly plucky or, worse, patronizing. This is particularly true if the reasoning behind it is rooted in a short-sighted quick fix or a publicity stunt. You might as well slap a Band-Aid onto an ulcer. In P...
Digital Agency of the Decade
Big Spaceship is honored to be among those nominated by AdweekMedia as the Digital Agency of the Decade. Cast your vote here. HBO Voyeur is also in the running for Digital Campaign of the Decade....
When Good Brands Go Brandless, Part II
In Part I of this series, I looked at the idea of an established brand crafting a new identity and what that meant for Starbucks' experimental café. When compared to Muji, it became clear that—regardless of name or logo—product and design are ce...
When Good Brands Go Brandless, Part I
If a product has any sort of defined presence in the marketplace, going “brandless” may seem impossible—or potentially foolish. Intrigued by the logo-less café that Starbucks opened in Seattle this summer, I set out to explore that and other i...
London Honors Pretty Loaded
The London International Awards jury has presented Pretty Loaded with a Silver in Weird Wonderful Work — a fitting category for a never-ending digital museum in which each preloader loads yet another. We are pleased to share this award with all o...
