As Lead Visual Designer for Mozilla, Sean works hard at trying to make pretty pictures. Embedded in the Creative wing of the Engagement team, he churns out rasters and vectors for both Mozilla and the greater global Mozilla community.Posts Tagged ‘Mozilla’
Space, Vectors, and wee Mozillians
My life at Mozilla can be summed up in one statement – another day, another insanely fun design request. The latest example I have for your viewing pleasure is the result of a request for branding the new Add-ons Developer Hub – coming soon to an internet near you. It isn’t every day you get [...]
Mozilla Creative Collective is Live!
Yes, that’s right, the Mozilla Creative Collective is up and running and we want you to join! Why you say? Well, did you know that there are achievement badges and design challenges? Did you know you can create your own gallery for others to view and comment on? Did you know you can do all [...]
A Web Browser Renaissance
With the launch of Firefox 3.5 today, I’m excited to post an all new wallpaper to commemorate the event! Within the web today, a browsing transformation is underway. We’re seeing constant advancement from the static browsing Middle Ages of old and the ushering in of a new Modern Era of openness, speed and security. Taking [...]
Skinning Fennec – Awesomebar
Next we have the awesomebar and its awesomeness in weeee mobile form.
Skinning Fennec – Preferenes side pane
Yet another screen for your viewing pleasure! This time we visit the preferences pane and all the goodies you can toggle within.
Skinning Fennec – Initial Screens
We’ve been plugging away at the default theme for Fennec and I’d like to share where we are thus far in the design. The following screens are the work in progress and any comments/concerns are always welcome!
Mozilla Summit 2008: Mozilla Labs Concept Series
Chris Beard hosts a talk on Mozilla Labs and the idea of submitting ideas on potential future project – no matter what the idea – think big! Several videos highlight community ideas on what a future browser should look like and how it should function. Jesse James Garrett, co-founder and President of Adaptive Path, showcased [...]
Mozilla Summit 2008: Product & Technology Roadmap
After a brief update on the glorious landslide, Mike Shaver began speaking on where Mozilla goes from here. Mike showcased a new video/audio capability turned on in the build last night that allows end-users to embed video, cross platform, without flash… Includes closed-captioning and even video/image on-the-fly reflections! After a presentation on where Mozilla is [...]
Mozilla Summit 2008: Spreadfirefox.com
An excellent session talking about giving the power to the users to market the browser in their own way. I’ll be showing my latest version of Kit to the group and will be creating wallpaper for the site!
Mozilla Summit 2008: The History/Future of Web Browser UI
An excellent session showcasing the history of the web browser, from its humble beginnings sitting on one box, to the latest and greatest versions today. It’s pretty nice to see the theme I worked on now within that timeline. There were some excellent concepts for the future of web browsing – very minimalistic UI that [...]
summit.mozilla.org
For a full gallery and text-as-we-go commenting, visit http://summit.mozilla.org!
Mozilla Summit 2008: Main Conference Room
The opening session is beginning. John Lilly thanks us for being a part of creating a product that 1 in 5 people on the Internet around the world use every day. Mitchell Baker now speaking about how the 400 people here are affecting the lives of 200+ million people. Talk continues about what makes Mozilla [...]
Mozilla Summit 2008: Conference Day 1 – Gran Paradiso!
Well here we are all tucked away up in Whistler B.C., settled into the Westin in what can only be described as an absolutely gorgeous location. I’m sitting on my apartment terrace looking at the mountains as I blog this. Gorgeous. We all arrived yesterday and were given a warm reception last night out on [...]