I wrote this little javascript app to help me stay on top of daily todo’s. It works like you’d expect, with a couple constraints: First, every morning it starts over fresh. Your list from the day before is thrown in the garbage. The idea is to encourage the completion of all tasks each day and prevent the addition of frivolous unobtainable tasks. Second, there’s no reordering. I want to try and trust my subconscious; if I add a task before another, then it’s because my mind has determined it’s priority by the order in which it’s remembered.
So far it’s worked really nicely for me. Better than anything I’ve come across in my travels. Perhaps you’ll enjoy it too: http://todokyo.com
I made some updates to PRTLND the other night.
Yay! Everyday joins the Design Circle
Reblogged from carbonblog:
Carbon would like to welcome Yay! Everyday to the Design Circle. The site is a collection of the best in the creative arts, built by Chris Kalani, web designer/developer for digital communications firm Waggener Edstrom.
Based in Portland, Oregon, Chris has spearheaded several design-centric projects focusing on community and inspiration, such as Prtlnd, a network of creatives based in his home town. His latest venture, Ploject, allows teams to share their current work and inspiration in a visual format.
Yay! Everyday presents its inspiring content in a bold, striking fashion. The collection communicates the immediacy of design, making a wide range of styles and mediums easily accessible. Carbon understand the importance of this, curating bold, attractive ads that simply work.
