Does the fold still matter in web site design? I have to say yes, and today I stumbled across the perfect example of this principle. http://kpanke.com/ I like the header on this web site. A detailed photograph with interactive elements that link to his portfolio, Twitter, music, etc. The mouseovers make it navigable. Overall, well [...]
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Web design – fold or no?
August 24th, 2010 · No Comments
Facebook would like to be your web god
April 22nd, 2010 · No Comments
Facebook has released new features under the name of “Instant Personalization” that will share your profile info with select partners outside of the Facebook environment. Already worried? Scroll down to the steps you can take to protect your info. How does this work? Well, first of all, Facebook has already released “social plugins” for web [...]
Tags: Customer Service · Internet · What were they thinking?
Fix for logging into YouTube via iPhone
January 30th, 2010 · No Comments
For weeks, I have been unable to log into my YouTube account using the app on my iPhone 3GS. None of the other suggestions online worked for me, but I did find a solution on my own today. I’m posting it here in the hopes that it will help someone else. I logged into an [...]
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Comment on Gizmodo post
January 29th, 2010 · No Comments
This is in response to a comment on Gizmodo’s post “8 things that suck about the iPad”: @ridedali: you’re the first sane commenter on this Giz post. Thank you for acknowledging that the iPad is not anywhere near perfect, but at the same time has great potential. Apple has introduced game-changing things in the past. [...]
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