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WHS turns 20 Thomas Pamminger

2008January 31

The Wiener Hauskrankenpflege turns 20. Wow! That is a great reason to dedicate the latest issue of Soziales Netzwerk to this whole year.

wollzelle does the art direction, graphic design, and sometimes supervising the photo shootings ;)

Well done and all the best for the next 20 years!

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Job offer Thomas Pamminger

2008January 24

We’re looking for a passionate front-end web developer to join our team here in vienna.

• Minimum of 3 years experience in the online design world
• Very thorough HTML, CSS and JavaScript knowledge
• You are experienced with JavaScript libraries like prototype, script.aculo.us, mootools
• Additional knowledge of Flash, Flex, Actionscript 3 are not essential, but welcome.
• You are continuously fascinated by interactive design and the opportunities it offers.
• You care about everything you do creatively and you enjoy being part of a team of creatives and love a good discussion.
• An Apple Macintosh computer as your primary development tool.
• Languages: German/English

And last but not least: You like to work hard and you’re nice to people;) This is a permanent full or part time position in Vienna, salary is based on experience. So, if you’re familiar with our work and think you could add to make it better don’t hesitate to send us:

1. Your CV
2. A link to your portfolio or at least 3 references of your previous work
3. A salary expectation

to jobs[at]wollzelle[dot]com.

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Interface design guest lecture Thomas Pamminger

2008January 24

Last wednesday Prof. Dr. Peter Purgathofer invited me to give a talk for his User Interface Design course at the Design and Assessment of Technologies Institute (Vienna University of Technology).

The lecture was focused on our approach towards new projects and how we solve interface design issues by showing practical examples. These lecutres and the following questions are always a great source of inspiration. Thanks for the invitation!

You can find students resumes over at the UI design blog.

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Braun/Apple similarities Thomas Pamminger

2008January 15

“[...] The similarities between products from Braun and Apple are sometimes uncanny, others more subtle, but there’s always a common root that provides the new Apple objects not only with a beautiful simplicity but also with a close familiarity.”

Find the full article and more images at Gizmodo: 1960s Braun Products Hold the Secrets to Apple’s Future

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