November 21st, 2008
If iWeb is designed to make the process of creating web pages easy, then Rage Software’s recently released iWeb SEO tool is designed to make the process of Search Engine Optimization for iWeb easier too.
As those who have been following my articles will know, I have often bemoaned the general joke that is the HTML [...]
November 20th, 2008
Google Analytics tracking code - the little chunk of javascript that you put on the bottom of the web page - has been updated sometime in the past few months. Apparently, if a user had ad blocking software
and/or certain types of security software - they would sometimes get a javascript error.
If you got or updated [...]
November 19th, 2008
Based on the email marketing I just received from Apple, I don’t think anyone told them that the world economy is in crisis. This isn’t quite a time for a post-9/11 spend yourself out of a potential recession period, but more a time when people are tightening their purse strings for the long and cold [...]
November 10th, 2008
With so many cool ways for photographers, graphic and web designers, artists, retailers and many more to put their portfolio online and to show off their work these days it seems criminal not to use something more flashy to help separate your business, services and other offerings from the pack.
Here, we provide a quick round [...]
November 4th, 2008
Creating boxes with rounded corners and
fluid dropshadows, both horizontally and vertically, is just about the bane of any web designers life when developing with CSS/XHTML. Once you have found a way that works and is cross-browser compatible you have reached a Zen state.
Okay, well maybe not, but still it’s a pretty joyous [...]
October 23rd, 2008
Ever wanted to make a stop motion movie in which you were the subject? Well now with Gawker, the time-lapse application that makes movies with your web cam, you can, and with the tagline “Let your computer do the gawking.” it doesn’t leave much to the imagination Other benefits of Gawker include the fact that [...]
October 23rd, 2008
If your mail server goes down, what happens to your emails? In this article, I run through the scenario and talk about the solutions, or the non-solutions, that you might like to consider in terms of safeguarding the loss of any of your clients's emails, as well as the how-to of implementing them.
What Does Happen [...]
October 22nd, 2008
What to do when Apple Mail seemingly stops working for no apparent reason? In this article we cover a quick array of possible problem areas, from network issues, mailbox corruption and even settings, help you to track down and debug the potential problems with crashing, slowness and connectivity that you might encounter with your Mac [...]
October 21st, 2008
I recently received an email with a 33KB attachment that had been sent via pando.com. In the contents of the email it suggested that I go to http://www.pando.com/download and retrieve a piece of software to be able to open the attachment.
I wouldn't say I fell off my seat laughing, but it struck me how absolutely [...]
October 19th, 2008
Ever wanted to have super spiffy, quick and easy web form checking, web 2.0 style with AJAX? Well now, with
Live Validation, you can set up form validation in 3 quick and VERY simple steps. Here is how ...
Where to Begin with Form Validation
For starters you need to have the form created in your XHTML/CSS based [...]