#identity (34 links)
- Rebranding in the Age of Snark schottben.substack.com
Rebranding in the age of crowdsourced snark is a blood sport. Before social media, identity innovations might inspire trade-journal analysis or, if truly egregious, provoke wonk-ish newspaper comment. But nowadays brand vigilantes and Monday-morning typographers (including, on occasion, your present correspondent) seize upon even the tiniest tweak to a logo, tagline, sonic chirp or Pantone chip.
- Ory ory.sh
API-first Identity Management, Authentication and Authorization.
In short, black and white logo marks no longer cover all colours. There are certain circumstances in which black and white logos could cover use of the marks in different colours, provided a change only in colour would not alter the distinctive character of the mark.
- The French Are in a Panic Over 'le Wokisme' theatlantic.com
- What are "Flexible Visual Identities" + Will They Replace Logo-centric Design? | | Eye on Design eyeondesign.aiga.org
A static, logo-centered visual identity is like someone who shouts the same message over and over again. A flexible visual identity on the other hand is a bit more eloquent.
Moving. This one word sums up everything New York-based design studio DIA embodies. Movement is in the neoteric, kinetic identity systems it creates and the processes it uses to construct them. Moving forward is in the ethos that drives its leaders Mitch Paone and Meg Donohoe to redefine with graphic design is. DIA is always moving and, in turn, its solidified itself as the master of typography in flux. It’s a studio which messes with design theory only to improve it, leaving the rest of us scrambling to catch up.
- Designing Adobe’s Evolving Brand System – Prototypr blog.prototypr.io
A few weeks ago at Adobe MAX, we unveiled a few updates to the Adobe brand system. There were two significant changes: the redesign of the file type system…
- How to set up web sign-in on your own domain - IndieWebCamp indiewebcamp.com
- The Real Life Social Network v2 slideshare.net
Massive, quite useful presentation from Paul Adams at Google
- Anthropology in Practice: The Psychology of Liking anthropologyinpractice.com
Via askush.
- John Resig - Eulogy to _why ejohn.org
I tend to see _why more as an artist. He used a wide variety of mediums for his exploration: Written word, drawings, code, and even music.
Handy.
Via mattnicholls.
- The point of “Open” in OpenID simonwillison.net
Open means that providers and consumers are free to use the protocol in whatever way they wish. If they want to only accept OpenID from a trusted subset of providers, they can go ahead.
- Clickpass clickpass.com
"Log into websites with the click of a button - never again be locked out". Powered by OpenID.
- DataPortability.org - Share and remix data using open standards dataportability.org
"Standardized Data Portability is the next great frontier for the web. As users, our identity, photos, videos and other forms of personal data should be discoverable by, and shared between our chosen tools or vendors." Not sure how I missed this.
- The Identity Corner » The problem(s) with OpenID idcorner.org
Comprehensive listing of problems with OpenID. FUD? Not FUD? Couldn't say myself but author competes in that space. OpenID + Passwordmaker.org is working well for me.
- Sam Ruby: OpenID for non-SuperUsers intertwingly.net
- Crowd 1.1.0 Release Notes - Crowd 1.1 - Confluence confluence.atlassian.com
CrowdID offers OpenID to an organisation's user base, allowing users to manage their online identity.
- You're a Nobody Unless Your Name Googles Well - WSJ.com online.wsj.com
"In the age of Google, being special increasingly requires standing out from the crowd online. Many people aspire for themselves -- or their offspring -- to command prominent placement in the top few links on search engines or social networking sites' mem
- Six cool things you can build with OpenID simonwillison.net
OpenID is a simple piece of infrastructure on which smart applications can be built—applications that may not have been possible prior to the adoption of OpenID.
- O'Reilly Radar > Pros and Cons of OpenID radar.oreilly.com
What are the Pros and Cons of OpenID currently? Here's a crack at it (from the Radar Team)
- Jyte: Spread the Cred jyte.com
Make claims and share cred
idproxy.net lets you use your Yahoo! account to sign in to sites that support the OpenID standard
- Welcome to MyOpenID myopenid.com
A MyOpenID account lets you use any OpenID enabled website. That means no more boring registration, with only one password to remember.
- How to turn your blog in to an OpenID simonwillison.net
"An OpenID is simply a URL. My OpenID is simonwillison.net, the address of my weblog. I can use it to sign in to any site that supports OpenID, and because I’m the only person with control over my weblog’s homepage I’m the only person who can use th
- Sxipper: Sxipper sxipper.com
"A free Firefox plug-in, Sxipper saves you time by keeping track of all of your user IDs, passwords, and personal data." OpenID ready.
OpenID is an open, decentralized, free framework for user-centric digital identity.