Playground Door
ONEDOTZERO Cascade_09
'Playground Door' is an online space for sharing research, documenting discussions and logging the decision making process our group will go through as part of this year's Cascade_09.
For information about ONEDOTZERO Cascade please use the following addresses:
www.onedotzero.com/education.php
www.onedotzero.com/blog
For more information about each member of the group please check out the websites below:
Simon Yewdall
www.simonyewdall.com
Annabel Innes
www.annabelinnes.co.uk
Martin Senyszak
www.iammartin.co.uk
Toby Burkill
www.toby-b.com
Sarah Franco Alves
www.littlescissors.co.uk
Callum Parish
www.callumparish.com
Dan Sanders
www.worldofdan.com
![A quick mock up of what I was thinking. I’ve only made three of the menus, stuck some Lore Ipsum copy in and its on a non-existent grid with a goofy photo.
Would be good to know what you guys are thinking it should be like before i progress any further.
Cheers ma dears!
Tobes
hey hey,
sorry ive been a bit out the loop recently, ive just had a good look through what everyones been saying and trying to catch up!
i know a place that can do stickers pretty quick for pretty cheap if we need that still? we’ll have to give them a few days though, i dont know if this is any help?!
i’ve emailed the presentation to everyone (let me know if you havent got it, my website email didnt like the file size so had to sent it through yousendit which isn’t always 100% reliable).
the website look wicked toby. ‘nice’ work! are we using sarah’s type still or has that been decided against?
Thinking back to some of the other successful presentations we saw and some of the comments we got, where do we want to place blog/research stuff within our new presentation? i think derek suggested introducing our idea, getting people excited about it then going some way to explaining how we got there with research etc. what does everyone think?
i was talking to one of the ‘panel’ after our presentation and saying how we kinda expected ‘always look on the [b]right side’ to get more laughs and she said the title made the viewer work a little hard to get the idea/joke. should we change it to ‘always look on the right side of life’? or is that shit?! is there maybe another way we could make it a bit more user friendly?
without sounding too drastic…do we all want to present all our ideas, or is it worth thinking about showing just the best of the best?!
im at home most of this weekend and free any evening after work next week, from about 6ish. i’ve sort of set up a timetable thingy below to hopefully we can try and co-ordinate when we can all meet up.
phew!
annabel x
day daytime evening
sat yes yes
sun yes yes
mon no yes
tues no yes
(send presentation by tues)
wed no yes](http://27.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_kpdaygIheU1qzlbcho1_400.jpg)
A quick mock up of what I was thinking. I’ve only made three of the menus, stuck some Lore Ipsum copy in and its on a non-existent grid with a goofy photo.
Would be good to know what you guys are thinking it should be like before i progress any further.
Cheers ma dears!
Tobes
hey hey,
sorry ive been a bit out the loop recently, ive just had a good look through what everyones been saying and trying to catch up!
i know a place that can do stickers pretty quick for pretty cheap if we need that still? we’ll have to give them a few days though, i dont know if this is any help?!
i’ve emailed the presentation to everyone (let me know if you havent got it, my website email didnt like the file size so had to sent it through yousendit which isn’t always 100% reliable).
the website look wicked toby. ‘nice’ work! are we using sarah’s type still or has that been decided against?
Thinking back to some of the other successful presentations we saw and some of the comments we got, where do we want to place blog/research stuff within our new presentation? i think derek suggested introducing our idea, getting people excited about it then going some way to explaining how we got there with research etc. what does everyone think?
i was talking to one of the ‘panel’ after our presentation and saying how we kinda expected ‘always look on the [b]right side’ to get more laughs and she said the title made the viewer work a little hard to get the idea/joke. should we change it to ‘always look on the right side of life’? or is that shit?! is there maybe another way we could make it a bit more user friendly?
without sounding too drastic…do we all want to present all our ideas, or is it worth thinking about showing just the best of the best?!
im at home most of this weekend and free any evening after work next week, from about 6ish. i’ve sort of set up a timetable thingy below to hopefully we can try and co-ordinate when we can all meet up.
phew!
annabel x
day daytime evening
sat yes yes
sun yes yes
mon no yes
tues no yes
(send presentation by tues)wed no yes
