In case you haven’t seen this yet: Little Big Details is a great tumblog that archives small, subtle interface elements that sometimes make a big difference.

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What you get when you search Pinterest for web design is pretty interesting. Good way to grab some quick inspiration…

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Matt Haughey’s take on why Twitter is more fun and pleasurable than Facebook. Interestingly, Haughey likes Twitter’s lack of memory and sees Facebook as living in the past. Makes sense.

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A really nicely done app from Apple, Cards. You can design greeting cards right from your iPhone or iPad, and then the service sends a physical card to the recipient. I’ve received one, they’re better than most cards you’ll get this holiday season. /via Nelson

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Fascinating results from the Obama fundraising efforts, which further underscores the value of email. The best performing email subjects were “I will be outspent” and simply “Hey”. Article contains some great ideas for testing your own subject lines.

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Why the fundamental attribution error is dangerous and how we might apply it to product design.

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Designers hold two conflicting attitudes at the same time: optimism and dissatisfaction.

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The common refrain “We don’t know anything until we launch” is completely false. Here’s why.

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Lurking is the number one activity on the Web…and is therefore extremely important to design for.

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A few obvious points about the obvious.

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