Tag Archives | web experience

How to Keep up with Websites Without RSS Feed – #30DBC Day 18

ChangeDetection.com This allows you give them a website address, and as it changes, they’ll notify you via email. From their own website: ChangeDetection.com provides page change monitoring and notification services to internet users. http://www.changedetection.com WatchThatPage.com Watch that page with this … Continue reading

Blogging Tips – Day 11 #30DBC

Everybody has blogging tips, but mine are unique and go along nicely with my blogging course. Enjoy! Read Blogposts Everyday Use Google Reader to subscribe to a variety of blogs and visit your Google Reader page to catch up on … Continue reading

Access Irvine, The City of Irvine’s First Mobile App

I’m happy to tell you that the City of Irvine has come out with their own mobile app. Seems like everyone’s making an app nowadays. Most people or businesses don’t need an app, but this is different. Irvine decided to … Continue reading

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The Failures of Measuring Social Media

Klout, Peer Index, Empire Avenue and even now Kred all try to measure influence. But can they really do that? I think they’re failing and this post tells you why. Continue reading

Tipping point for Empire Avenue, incoherent thoughts and ramblings.

Last year, I heard of this little site called Empire Avenue. I think BitRebels brought it up to my attention. And I tried to get all my friends and colleagues  to join, I even invited my friends from Twitter.  The responses … Continue reading

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Screenshot Pimp by Konverts, screenshot addon for Firefox

The latest review for the Screencapture blog. This time we review Screenshot Pimp by Konverts. An excellent addon available for Firefox. Continue reading

In search of the perfect Facebook plugin for WordPress

I’m in search of a good FaceBook plugin. There are many out there but so far, the three I’ve tried aren’t that good. I’ll save the names for now but if you have any suggestions, I’d appreciate them. Continue reading

Logo my Logo

A designer can participate on any contest he or she wants and there are usually anywhere from 90 to 150 design contests going on at one time. To me it sounded like a great idea, and it turned out that I was right. My client received over 1000 logo submissions. Continue reading

Tarpipe, Learning by Example

Here’s a quick video I put together to show you what Tarpipe does. If a picture is worth 1000 words, a video must be worth millions. This example shows an email being sent out with an image attached to the … Continue reading