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links for 28 April 2006
Modern - Wordpress Theme - Ulf Pettersson
I’m always on the look out for a nice clean looking wordpress theme. Here’s oneĀ (tags: wordpress theme blogging)
XRS Nowe Media
here’s a great execution of a reasonably novel user experience. Sure, they do have to provide navigation tips in the header, but you can’t deny that it’s enjoyable, [...]
links for 27 April 2006
TheBroth.com/mosaic
via the Ajaxian, this is gorgeous. Lots of tiles on a page, and as people around the world move a tile, you can see it in real time (much better than it sounds). Even more amazing, see how quickly people engage in ‘play’ - (who stole my tiles! I was just
(tags: ajax community play live)
Implications [...]
Finally! Creating a Table of Contents in Visio (how did I not find this until now?!)
Call me crazy, but I feel as though I’ve just uncovered the holy grail of Visio.
I don’t know how many people I’ve asked about ways that you can create a Table of Contents in Visio. It seems like it should be sooooo easy, but no one has ever been able to help me out.
So I [...]
links for 26 April 2006
How much effort does it take to create a great user experience
includes formula, for those mathematically or quantitatively inclined
(tags: userexperience)
Scripting News: 4/26/2006
in which Dave Winer describes himself as an ‘early blogger’. Is that as in ‘early man’?
(tags: blogging)
Writely Beta Invitations Available!
Did you miss out on a Writely beta invitation? Have you been waiting patiently whilst Google do whatever they will to it, so that you can try it out?
Fear not. Invitations are available. Leave Cody a note on his website and he’ll sort you out with a Writely log in. Hoorah!
Wondering what the hell Writely [...]
blogging milestones (3 months)
Can you believe it? It’s around about the 3 month mark since I started blogging. It’s been an interesting kind of month so I thought I’d share some thoughts/highlights with you. All very Guy Kawasaki, isn’t it. Don’t worry, I don’t intend to do this every month. Now that I’ve hit my first quarter, I [...]
ANZAC Day 2006
It’s ANZAC day in Australia today. Today we remember the sacrifices that men & women far braver than I have made in the interests of peace and freedom in our country. If you have a moment, take a look at the great Australians at War website. This site was launched 5 years ago - [...]
links for 24 April 2006
Location of Global Navigation for Optimal Search Engine Indexing
placing the main navigation on the right side of the page…can be effective for search engine visibility and site usability. (includes a few reasons why RHS nav can be advantageous)
(tags: usability research navigation rhs-navigation)
Navigation: Left is best - U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
… navigational selection [...]
UnFundaMental: Left, Right, Top, Bottom? Consider the context for navigation
So, given recent events, I’ve decided to start a new little category on the blog (something I’ve been trying to resist). I’m calling it UnFundaMental. Yes, I know it is not really a word. This category is my attempt to encourage people to *think* about how they create their user experiences online (and elsewhere, I [...]
welcome visitors :)
Are you a first time visitor? well then, Welcome! There’s been a few of you lately.
If you’ve got a few moment, why not check out some other posts that people seem to have liked. Here’s a couple: Storytelling & Requirements Gathering (about how group talk and focus groups can be an utter waste of time) [...]
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