EliHorne

Etsy has some beautiful new motivational artwork from OrangeBeautiful for your office or thinkspace.

orangebeautiful.etsy.com.

You have to give Mozilla’s design team credit for trying to make the new default theme for Mac Firefox look “native,” but to anyone barely familiar with Apple’s UI design, it is a horrible facsimile. The big back button cluster was laughable during beta, and it’s even more ridiculous in the full feature release. [...]

Dear Eli Horn: I’d like to take this moment to apologize. I’m sorry that I’m the #1 google result when people search for you, despite the lack of an E at the end of your last name. It’s especially poignant since we both make websites.
Every once in a while, I pull up Mint, [...]

While Smashing Magazine is a prolific resource that can be relied on for useful links and great lists, their posts tend to err on the side of “retardedly long.”
I’m subscribed via RSS, and I rarely make it past the halfway point before deciding that I simply don’t have the time to consume all the information.
9/10 [...]

Ok, so this isn’t a crisis like the Earthquake in China, and it certainly won’t make the front page of the New York Times, but here at EliHorne.com I get to focus on the little things that make me say “WTF.”
I’m not sure exactly when, but at some point in the last week (I think), [...]

While I work on the aforementioned forthcoming design that has a much more robust search/navigation system, I felt it important to note that this site does have a search bar.
I love to think that people use the tags on the left of each post to get to related content, but I know deep down it [...]

HTC premiered their new Touch Diamond handset today, and judging by the pictures, it looks like someone actually layered on a nice “looking” user interface on top of the crap-stack that is Windows Mobile.

Considering the wealth of talented designers that list their portfolios and availability on the internet, I’m always shocked by how rare it [...]

Check out this 120-photo deep collection of throwback logos (flickr photoset), ready and waiting to inspire your next project or brand.

via We Run The Streets (welcome back!).

If you’ve ever mocked up a website, you know that a big inconsistency between browsers is the way they render form elements. Drop down menus, input fields, buttons, and the like. JavaScript can take you a long way, but eventually someone is going to come along with JS turned off, and they [...]

I saw in the news (and by news I mean Techmeme) that RIM just re-upped their littlest model, the petite Pearl, to be equipped with Wifi. Well, that’s great and all, but have they (or you for that matter) ever tried to use the wifi feature? By the time the user navigates to [...]