Check it out today on google.com. And happy 75th Birthday Jim…
Thanks Will.
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Google engineer Alexander Chen created an HTML5 site using a NYC subway map. A musical note plays when lines intersect or when you rollover. Try it for yourself at www.mta.me. And read the article on Gizmodo or Fastco. [thanks Greg.]
More HTML5 action from Mr Doob. This time it comes in the shape of Google Gravity. All of the functionality of Google stays in tact, but you are able to shake your browser window to move elements around (much like Ball Pool). [thanks Robyn.]
Arcade Fire continues to push interactive videos with their newest Google Chrome experiment: The Wilderness Downtown. Its an interactive film by Chris Milk featuring “We Used To Wait” all built in HTML5. The Wilderness Machine Play it yourself here. [thanks Andy.]
Mr Doob, or Ricardo Cabello, is a designer/developer that likes to play with the possibilities on the web. He’s done a variety of work, but his latest is an HTML5 experiment that allows you create a pool of balls and shake them when you shake your browser window. Try it out for yourself here. [via Rubbishcorp.] |
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