John Pozadzides is a founder of the Web Design Group. He maintains a daily personal blog at OneMansBlog.com.
Rich McIver clued me in to this great article at Aviva Directory:
If someone asked you at what grade level your site’s content was written, could you tell them? What about whether it was fully compatible with every major browser? How many seconds it took to load? Can you confidently state that there are no broken […]
Courtesy of Word of Mouth Marketing Association:
Blogospheric Expansion Continues
Over 70 million blogs are being tracked by Technorati, and new blog posts are being added at a rate of 1.5 million per day (17 blog posts per second), according to the most recent State of the Blogosphere report from David Sifry. According to Sifry, 120,000 new […]
This post courtesy of Rich Skrenta:
Steve Souders of Yahoo’s “Exceptional Performance Team” gave an insanely great presentation at Web 2.0 about optimizing website performance by focusing on front end issues. Unfortunately I didn’t get to see it in person but the Web 2.0 talks have just been put up and the ppt is fascinating and […]
The following 2 hours worth of videos make up a lecture by Douglass Crockford giving an overview of just about everything you ever wanted to know about the JavaScript programming language.
The accompanying slides can also be found here. Enjoy!
I do quite a bit of blogging and it seems I’m always looking for specific images to compliment the topics of my posts. I often turn to these primary sources:
Stock.XCHNG
yotophoto
Morgue File
Image After
Open Photo
Both of these sites have extensive libraries, good search functions, and offer free images.
If you know of other high-quality resources for free […]
Ok, this one is just for fun. Über Aharef has created a little application that converts any Web page into a colorful little graph.
It is totally useless, yet strangely amusing so obviously that makes it worth a look!
Another interesting thing is he provides the source code and if one were so inclined the […]
There is a good article by Terence Parr that is still pretty fresh, having been updated as recently as August 30, 2006.
UNIX is an extremely popular platform for deploying server software partly because of its security and stability, but also because it has a rich set of command line and scripting tools. Programmers use these […]
In today’s Web hopefully everyone who is designing a new site tests how it will display in multiple browsers, but how about checking across multiple operating systems and even old Web browsers. If you’ve been wanting to do just this, but don’t exactly have access to a wide variety of platforms then you’ll appreciate […]
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