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  Gerrit Eicker 15:17 on 11. April 2011 Permalink
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  Smashable 

  Lindstrom: Erase the logo from your brand identifiers. Close your eyes. Reopen them. Anything left? http://eicker.at/Smashable

   
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  Gerrit Eicker 12:33 on 31. December 2010 Permalink
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  Social Consumers and Advertising 

  Social games, brand and direct response advertising, real-time, fun in eCommerce, user retention; http://eicker.at/Consumer2011

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  Gerrit Eicker 22:02 on 29. September 2009 Permalink
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  Imaginative CSS 

  The WordPress.com blog features Wir sprechen Online. for great content and usage of the CSS Upgrade; http://j.mp/OulxI

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    Gerrit Eicker 22:16 on 29. September 2009 Permalink | Reply

    Jackson: “I’m constantly finding sites on WordPress.com that leave me happily surprised. I ran across Wir sprechen Online a few weeks ago and just kept coming back to it. For both the content and the design. – Wir sprechen Online is a P2 powered blog written in both German and English with content ranging from tech tid-bits to personal posts. Aside from the great content, I love how the site has taken advantage of the CSS Upgrade. The customized header, tweaked colors, and other nice little edits have really given the page a face of its own. It never fails to impress me what a little CSS can do – a little goes a long way.”

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      Gerrit Eicker 22:21 on 29. September 2009 Permalink | Reply

      Wow! Thanks a lot! WordPress.com’s CSS upgrade is a great way to visualise whatever you want (at least: close to it ;) without the need of a self or third party hosted WordPress blog. You’re offering the best service in town and a pretty cool community surrounding it. Keep it up!

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        lune 23:47 on 29. September 2009 Permalink | Reply

        Great design you got here. I am enjoying tweaking Andreas09 at the moment.

        I Love the red, so unusual to see it on a blog nowadays,
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          Gerrit Eicker 07:50 on 30. September 2009 Permalink | Reply

          Thank you! Obviously you’re a fan of reduced designs and colours as well. – BTW: Great avatar! What is it exactly?

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        Matt Thomas 16:44 on 30. September 2009 Permalink | Reply

        It’s always cool to see something you’ve designed take on a life of its own. That’s certainly been the case with P2. Thanks for providing a good example for us. :)

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          Gerrit Eicker 16:54 on 30. September 2009 Permalink | Reply

          Too much of honor: You’ve done most of the cool work on P2. Thanks for providing such a good theme. :)

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      Martin Seibert 16:39 on 6. October 2009 Permalink | Reply

      We have been so impressed by Gerrit’s use of P2, that we use it ourselves now. :-)

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        Gerrit Eicker 17:37 on 6. October 2009 Permalink | Reply

        Looking forward to see the final design. ;)

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  Gerrit Eicker 15:25 on 11. September 2009 Permalink
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  Facebook Lite 

  Facebook goes lite internationally, offering a clean view to the news stream, a lot like Twitter now; http://j.mp/p7CFf

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  Gerrit Eicker 16:27 on 19. February 2009 Permalink
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  Form Follows Function 

  Design, function or content? A never-ending discussion. Form follow function, doesn’t it? – http://tr.im/gzQz