EverydayUX morsels (January 12th – January 13th)

• Awesome Examples of Creative Infographic Illustrations – woorkup.com
  Drool.
• Social Media Icons — Paul Robert Lloyd
  Beautiful set of icons for the most popular social networking sites out there.
• The Apple App Store Economy – GigaOM
  Remember when no one downloaded apps to their phones? That was so not very long ago.
• The Switch From iPhone To Android, And Why Your First Impression Is Wrong
  Smartphone's are devices that are so deeply woven into your personal routine that judging them quickly really isn't the proper way to evaluate them. This piece does a great job highlighting why.
• Hiring & The Sixth Sense of Expertise | Dustin Curtis
  Amazing how often companies get this wrong. Great piece.
• How 12 Hours, 2 Guys, 6 Cups of Coffee = 1 iPhone App – iPhone App – Gizmodo
  Inspirational story on how 2 guys cranked out an iPhone app in a weekend. Great commentary of the benefits of a tight team where each person know what to do.
• The anatomy of useful feedback – Jeffrey Kalmikoff, Creative Powerhouse.
  Great piece on the benefits of soliciting cross-disciplinary feedback throughout your process.
• siteInspire | Home | inspiring web design and CSS gallery
  Well-executed collection of beautifully-designed sites. Throw this in your "Inspiration" folder.

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