Flinto's interface is more refined, but not as intuitive (subjective opinion). Principle's UI is pretty rough (i.e. selected artboard focus clashes with asset edge snapping), but very easy to pickup and get started quickly

Freitag F303 Hazardhttp://www.freitag.ch/Fundamentals/Backpacks/HAZZARD/pa/F303_01245 My daily commute bag. Great for carrying a 15MBP and anything else necessary. Perfect for travel, especially under plane seats.

Freitag F13 TopCathttp://www.freitag.ch/Fundamentals/Messenger-Bags/TOP-CAT/p/F13_01313 Ton of space. Excellent for if you bike to work and want something rain resilient. This was my first Freitag bag. I now use it on the weekends and for going to hipster coffee shops to look cool.

To avoid repeats of others here are some more:

M83 - Dead Cities, Red Seas, & Lost Ghosts

Stars of The Lid - And The Refinement of Their Declien

Wolf Parade - Apologies To The Queen Mary

Deftones - White Pony

Fuck Buttons - Slow Focus

DJ Shadow - Entroducing

Interpol - Turn On The Bright Lights

Animal Collective - Merriweather Post Pavilion

My Bloody Valentine - Loveless

The Twilight Sad - Fourteen Autumns & Fifteen Winters

I'd also highly recommend checking out Michael Cina's work. He does a ton of album art for artists signed to Ghostly International/Spectral. - http://cinaart.com/

http://jonkantro.com

Nothing fancy and got the job done as I'm joining the Uber design team next month.

Interesting bits: No CMS. Just good old fashioned static HTML pages and CSS. Did some mod-rewrite's for clean URLs. Used two fonts mostly (Maven Pro and Klinic Slab - thanks to Joe Prince) and leveraged -webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch; for responsive galleries.

Still need to clean up the source and put it on GitHub.

Nice! I've built a few websites with Skeleton 1.0 and it's always been a pleasure to work with.

Skeleton - http://getskeleton.com/

v2.0 looks like it be released soon https://github.com/dhg/Skeleton/tree/v-2.0

My mind is blown. This is incredibly clever.

I'm a former student of CTO, Chris Harrison (he was a TA for the programming usable interfaces course at the HCII). Queexo isn't only concerned with detecting knuckle touches, but all sorts of potential combinations of surface input touches, sensitivity, and dimensionality detection on a touch screen. I highly recommend checking out his site http://www.chrisharrison.net and his work with the Future Interfaces Group at Carnegie Mellon http://www.figlab.com .

My current work playlist is pretty eclectic. Some new and old releases. Ranges from ambient electronic and drone to drum and bass and experimental electronic to jazz and indie rock.

• The Field
• Gas
• The War on Drugs
• Todd Terje
• Aphex Twin Selected Ambient Works
• Studio
• Balam Acab
• DJ Krush
• Skalpel
• Massive Attack
• Machinedrum
• Oneohtrix Point Never
• The Range
• Vondelpark
• Tim Hecker
• Klute
• The Horrors

San Francisco, CA