Textura Design Blog
posted by DL Byron on May 08, 2008
I commandeered the Raygun bag from the latest batch of schwag Crumpler sent us for the Mobile Social in Portland, traveled with it to a conference and noticed, TDI’s palette is nearly identical to the colors in this bag! Double-checked...
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posted by DL Byron on May 05, 2008
Movie and slides from my Talk Amongst Yourselves presentation at Web Design World Chicago. Talk Amongst Yourselves by Textura Design is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.Based on a work at texturadesign.com.Permissions beyond the scope...
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posted by DL Byron on May 05, 2008
Movie and slides from my Mashing up the Enterprise presentation at Web Design World Chicago. Mashing up the enterprise by Textura Design is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.Based on a work at texturadesign.com.Permissions beyond...
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Client Projects
posted by DL Byron on June 04, 2007
Best known for our work with Intel and Boeing (check the press) and my book, we’re also building lots of intranet blogs for Fortune 100 companies.
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posted by DL Byron on May 30, 2007
Back in the day, when businesses first started blogging, Boeing was there with Randy’s Journal and we helped them make it “on brand and bloggy.” Through several updates and a transition to another Randy, we continue to support Boeing’s blogs and look forward to even more.
posted by DL Byron on May 29, 2007
We designed, developed and are deploying the Intel Blog Network. Starting with the IT@Intel blog, we recently added China and more are coming.
Our Projects
posted by DL Byron on March 04, 2008
Textura Design worked directly with SXSW to develop a Interactive Community Event that’s a blogger barbecue, related bike ride, and all-around fun time. It’s a creative opportunity to engage the SXSW crowd, socialize with them, and blog all about it. Austin is a total bike town, we expect some industry peeps to hang out with us, and it’s a bike culture event. In fact, Bike Hugger was born in Austin during a ride to Creedmoor and back.
Related links
posted by DL Byron on June 12, 2007
Bettie is Bike Hugger design study in urban mobility focused on building a sport-utility bike. A sport-utility bike (SUB) is a variety of load-carrying bicycle pioneered by Xtracycle who invented the FreeRadical, a hitchless bike trailer (it attaches directly to the frame instead of with hinges).
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posted by DL Byron on June 04, 2007
Following the success of Publish & Prosper: Blogging for Your Business, a New Riders Book, we’re getting started on a short video about business blogging and kicking around ideas for another book. The video will focus on small business blogging, getting started, and being successful.
See Us Speak
Web Design World Chicago
May 5-7
Web Design World Chicago 2008—the longest-running Web design conference in the industry—goes to Boston for the first time.
Byron will explain why your home page is obsolete and how to build a blog-oriented architecture.
WebVisions
May 22-23
WebVisions explores the future of design, content creation, user experience and business strategy to uncover the trends and agents of change that will shatter your assumptions about the Web.
Byron will discuss how Big Business is being revolutionized by blogging and why you need to pay attention.
Web Design World Seattle
July 21-23
Web Design World Seattle 2008 is back in Seattle for another outstanding event.
Byron will talk about corporate mashups, blogging the intranet, and more.
Read Our Books
Publish and Prosper: Blogging for Your Business
By DL Byron and Steve Broback
This practical book explains the real-world techniques, tools and concepts designers and marketers can use to build a blog that enhances their business objectives. Buy It!
Hacking Movable Type
By Jay Allen, Brad Choate, Ben Hammersley, and Matthew Haughey
Movable Type, that amazingly powerful personal publishing application, is the superhero of the Internet age. But when you push, poke, stretch, and otherwise coax it into producing even more, the possibilities for your Web content are simply superlative. Roll up your sleeves and get moving-here's the first book to tell you how. Buy It!