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How we came up with the name for Iconza and later made its logo

Denis Kortunov, 3 June 2009 Comments (2)

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IconzaWe decided upon making a web application that would serve a collection of customizable icons. Any project needs a cool name and a logo. We started off with naming.

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All you wanted to know about Turbomilk but were too shy to ask

Yegor Gilyov, 30 October 2007 Comments (1)

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Our zealous readers must remember how we hosted our dear guests from Dominion this July. And prior to that we had paid a visit to that wonderful studio ourselves where we were treated with some tea and a Q&A session. So, what kind of questions can site builders have to interface designers? Luckily we got all the moves on paper and nothing will prevent us from sharing it.

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