jandalsoftware:

We are proud to show off our latest piece of work.

Barfoot & Thompson’s app for iPad helps you find the perfect home. See homes for sale nearby or use the easily adjustable filters to find homes that match your criteria. Flip through beautiful full-screen photos, videos and floorplans of properties for sale. View relevant documents where available.

Interactive Maps

See homes for sale around you, or simply browse across your favourite suburbs. Type the name of the street or suburb that you are interested in and be taken straight to that locality.

Easily view the schools in your area and their enrolment zones.

Tap a marker pin to view a snapshot of the property details or tap them to see a detailed view.

See all the properties with an open home on in the next hour, today or the next week.

Adjust custom filters for price, property type, number of bedrooms/bathrooms, and more, to see only those homes that match your needs. 

High Resolution Photography, Video & Floorplans

Flip through beautiful full-screen photos of homes for sale.

View property floorplans and video for those homes that have them available.

View documents relevant to the property where available (LIM, Title documents etc)

Need more information? No problem, contact our agents directly from the app. 

View properties your way

Browse for properties on a map or view all available properties in an easy to scroll list or grid view…we’ll even show you those properties that match your criteria but cannot be displayed on the map.

Bookmark your favourite homes to view at any time or share them with friends via email and social media.

Access all of the same great Barfoot & Thompson residential properties as found on www.barfoot.co.nz.

Download from the App Store now!

I have thoroughly enjoyed concepting, designing and producing this app with the Barfoot team. It is a joy to work on and use.

Add some beauty and color to your world with ImagineNations™ vintage wall map art. These eco-friendly, limited edition lithographs are all signed and numbered. They are 18”x24” and printed on heavyweight 100% recycled stock with water-based inks. They’re made in the U.S.A. and fit standard frames. Larger sizes or stretched canvas editions are available upon request. (via ImagineNations)
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Add some beauty and color to your world with ImagineNations™ vintage wall map art. These eco-friendly, limited edition lithographs are all signed and numbered. They are 18”x24” and printed on heavyweight 100% recycled stock with water-based inks. They’re made in the U.S.A. and fit standard frames. Larger sizes or stretched canvas editions are available upon request. (via ImagineNations)

Source: artonglobes.com

futurejournalismproject:

So This is What the Internet Looks Like

Peer 1 Hosting has released free mobile apps for Android and iPhone that map the Internet.

Via Peer 1:

Users can view Internet service providers (ISPs), Internet exchange points, universities and other organizations through two view options – Globe and Network. The app also allows users to generate a trace route between where they are located to a destination node, search for where popular companies and domains are, as well as identify their current location on the map…

…[T]he app’s timeline is rooted in real data that uses timeline visualization to display 22,961 autonomous system nodes joined by 50,519 connections based on Internet topology from our partner in this project, CAIDA. We were also able to project what the Internet will look like in 2020 by using an algorithm based on current data, as well as predictions for the growth of the hosting industry by various independent research agencies.

The iPhone app is here (iTunes). The Android app is here (Google Play).

Images: Selected screens from Peer 1’s Internet Map. Select to embiggen.

(via sunfoundation)

Source: futurejournalismproject

futurejournalismproject: Your Single Page CSS and JavaScript Scrolling Animation for a Cause Site of the Day Every Last Drop is a single page Web site by Waterwise, a UK NGO focused on water issues, to demonstrate how and where you can conserve water on a daily basis. Earlier today we posted on repetition in Web design so count this among the ways to do it better. Our sophisticated internal critique of the site ran something like this: Michael: You want to see something neat. [Sends URL] Jihii: Oh my God, I can’t even take this, it’s so cute. Michael: It’s… Jihii: Oh my God, I love this little man. Sophistication, FJP style. Image: Partial screenshot, Every Last Drop. Select to Embiggen.
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futurejournalismproject:

Your Single Page CSS and JavaScript Scrolling Animation for a Cause Site of the Day

Every Last Drop is a single page Web site by Waterwise, a UK NGO focused on water issues, to demonstrate how and where you can conserve water on a daily basis.

Earlier today we posted on repetition in Web design so count this among the ways to do it better.

Our sophisticated internal critique of the site ran something like this:

Michael: You want to see something neat. [Sends URL]

Jihii: Oh my God, I can’t even take this, it’s so cute.

Michael: It’s…

Jihii: Oh my God, I love this little man.

Sophistication, FJP style.

Image: Partial screenshot, Every Last Drop. Select to Embiggen.