very cool project from frischmilch: looking back: MY TWOTHOUSAND&TEN this is the result of my latest 360project: Collecting personal data in 2010. How many eMails have been sent? How many km did I ride the bike? What TV show did I watch? Inspired by the great Annual Reports of Nicholas Felton I made one myself for 2010. I used daytum.com to track most of the things that happened in 2010 and used some other ressources and statistics in this small report. The report resulted in a HTML5 website with my new love: webfonts.The most ambitious thing was to track down all my positions and combine them into a heatmap. The tracking was easy: Google Latitude saved the location of my mobile phone every 20 minutes. In the past few days I searched for a possibility to display it in an visual interesting way. I played around with some heatmap scripts and got fancy results. I then decided to draw every move as a single line on a map. I wanted to play more with fancy big typography and graphs, ended up with webfonts and graphs from the Google Chart API because I was in hurry, but I am very satisfied with it. View my 2010 review here. Or my 2009-project from last year.
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very cool project from frischmilch:

looking back: MY TWOTHOUSAND&TEN

this is the result of my latest 360project: Collecting personal data in 2010. How many eMails have been sent? How many km did I ride the bike? What TV show did I watch?

Inspired by the great Annual Reports of Nicholas Felton I made one myself for 2010.

I used daytum.com to track most of the things that happened in 2010 and used some other ressources and statistics in this small report.

The report resulted in a HTML5 website with my new love: webfonts.
The most ambitious thing was to track down all my positions and combine them into a heatmap. The tracking was easy: Google Latitude saved the location of my mobile phone every 20 minutes. In the past few days I searched for a possibility to display it in an visual interesting way. I played around with some heatmap scripts and got fancy results. I then decided to draw every move as a single line on a map.

I wanted to play more with fancy big typography and graphs, ended up with webfonts and graphs from the Google Chart API because I was in hurry, but I am very satisfied with it.

View my 2010 review here.

Or my 2009-project from last year.

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