About

Ztuv, pronounced "stuff", is a blog about design and technology curated by Christoph Ono.

A different reading experience
I'm fascinated by the way we experience content and Ztuv is my effort at creating a reading experience that is completely based on the content and desired user experience, rather than the standard template that most blogs follow. Explore the site and let me know what you think.

My background
I work for the interactive firm Fi and during the many hours working with and on design and technology I frequently come across things that inspire me and make me think. Ztuv is my place to post those things. Ztuv is my personal archive and my public broadcast to showcase great projects and ideas from talented people.

Have a suggestion?
I am more than happy to post link you believe are interesting to the Ztuv audience or promote your designs, as long as the content is of high quality, inspiring or intriguing in a creative way. To make a suggestion, email me at chri@sto.ph.

Posted Wed, December 31 1969

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