Category Archives: hifiblog

How to Wireframe

By Clay Parker Jones | September 29, 2008

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I kinda love wireframing* things. Mostly because I longed to be an architect while I was younger, and like George Costanza, never became one. This video quickly runs through my process for wireframing the new obamabaton.com site in Microsoft Visio. You’ll hear a LOT more about this project […]

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I was totally safe.

By Clay Parker Jones | August 17, 2007

I play softball with my old employer, Slack Barshinger. We’re HORRIBLE. Oh well. We have a good time.

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Hi-Fi Blog 4: Cheers, Sunset.

By Clay Parker Jones | July 23, 2007

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Feed readers go here: Cheers, Sunset. I love iMovie+YouTube. This took 5 minutes to make and now you all can watch a bit of my life right here.

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Hi-Fi Blog 3: Tennessee Fireworks Mecca

By Clay Parker Jones | March 12, 2007

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So this weekend I went to Atlanta with my roommate, our friend and his special lady. Quite a time. Quite a long trip. A few notes: Cracker Barrel is doing some great billboard work. Billboards promoting God and related services are quite a bit more common down there than they are up here. Barns that […]

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Hi-Fi Blog 2: Direct Mail

By Clay Parker Jones | January 17, 2007

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Don’t get me wrong, I think DM is great. But I got some examples of crappy DM that made me mad.
One is a fake clipping from Trend Letter, a newsletter that isn’t staying with the times. $195 for a print subscription? I can get that stuff on Springwise and PSFK, thanks very much.
The other is a salvo […]

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Hi-Fi Blog 1: Big Monster Toys

By Clay Parker Jones | January 10, 2007

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So here’s my first video. Gonna try to do them on the way to work. This one is about a building that I like to look at on my walk to work: Big Monster Toys, LLC. They’re apparently the remains of Marvin Glass & Associates, a board-game maker that has since dwindled to obscurity. Oh […]

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