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- Track Blog Reactions To Your Brands With Scout Labs techcrunch.com
Helps companies make sense of the mass of positive and negative things that are said about their brands in blogs, user generated videos, and images.
While it’s good to know that users of tools such as Tails and Operator will derive added value from your shiny semantics, it’s nice to be able to reuse that effort in your own code.
- Subdomains and subdirectories mattcutts.com
Google could return a search page with lots of results all from one domain. In the last few weeks we changed our algorithms to make that less likely to happen.
- iWPhone WordPress Plugin and Theme by ContentRobot iwphone.contentrobot.com
The iWPhone WordPress Plugin and Theme automatically reformats your blog’s content for optimized viewing on Apple’s iPhone and iPod touch.
After six years big business still has no idea what to do with this blog thing.
A day after each segment's initial airing, it also will be presented on Quarterlife.com, a social networking site that Zwick and Herskovitz are starting with an aim to connect young creative people to one another and to the resources they need.
- Link Value Factors | Wiep.net wiep.net
Opinions of 17 well respected, international SEO and Link Building professionals on nearly 40 factors that possibly influence the value of a link.
- 24 ways: Back To The Future of Print 24ways.org
8 tips and 4 main gotchas when creating print stylesheets in our more enlightened era.
- The Yahoo! Juku » Yahoo! User Interface Blog yuiblog.com
"Front end web development has traditionally been viewed as rather "lightweight"engineering. Around the world, companies assumed that anyone could write HTML [...]". Yahoo's front-end engineering training.
- Fiddler HTTP Debugger - A free web debugging tool fiddlertool.com
"Fiddler allows you to inspect all HTTP Traffic, set breakpoints, and "fiddle" with incoming or outgoing data."
There are a number of factors that contribute to the accessibility and usability of forms, including layout, labeling and grouping.
- 24 ways: Minification: A Christmas Diet 24ways.org
Some tools to trim the fat and speed up our sites.
- The Magical Minimalism of Microformats - Open - Code - New York Times Blog open.blogs.nytimes.com
Details/rant on BBC's technical infrastructure.
Facebook doesn't exist to be good in the sense that Google wants (wanted?) to be [..] Your network of friends and the data you share amongst them happens to be a nutrient-rich bath in which advertisements can flourish and spawn.
VoiceOver, the screen reader for Apple’s OS X, has undergone a major update. This article looks at the new functions, and what that means for people browsing websites.
What we can do to support IE6 users whilst taking full advantage of transparency for the majority of a site’s visitors.
- Wheel 2.0: Jason Huck’s Devblog » Google Analytics Integration with jQuery devblog.jasonhuck.com
A jQuery plugin to make embedding Google Analytics simpler for typical web sites.
- The Best SEO Tools techmagazine.ws
77% of today’s online youth would rather live without television than live without the Internet.
Works with email client developers and the design community to improve web standards support and accessibility in email.
This article walks through the steps necessary for hosting media files for your web site using Amazon S3.
- UI-patterns.com ui-patterns.com
User Interface Design pattern library.
- How Your Creepy Ex-Co-Workers Will Kill Facebook -- Facebook -- InformationWeek informationweek.com
Cory Doctorow describes how Facebook and other social networks have built-in self-destructs: They make it easy for you to be found by the people you're looking to avoid.
"Campaign microsites may be a staple of the "old model," but they are by most accounts not facing extinction—although their role will probably be diminished from star to player in a cast of channels that also includes MySpace, YouTube and widgets."
Mostly obvious but always good to be reminded.
- Virtual Hosting Blog » Scientific Web Design: 23 Actionable Lessons from Eye-Tracking Studies virtualhosting.com
A few tips from eye-tracking studies
A new domain, even for many of the world's largest brands, is not a particularly good idea.
- Wait till I come! » Blog Archive » Planning JavaScript and Ajax for larger teams, equine invigorating imagery, one voice for libraries and a lot of good speakers - this was @mediaAjax 2007 wait-till-i.com · Archived on
Chris Heilmann's presentation and notes from @mediaAjax.
or why I won't, until the money runs out...
Testing your design in all the different email clients out there has got to be the most frustrating and time consuming parts of sending email campaigns. Our design and spam testing tool changes all that.
- A List Apart: Articles: How to Size Text in CSS alistapart.com
- No Man’s Blog - Facebook Applications Trends Report #1 no-mans-blog.com
A systematic analysis of the 100 most popular applications - those that have at least 1million users - in an attempt to get a better grasp on favoured activities that take place in this global playground.
I’m asking publicly, and hoping these folks will show up here to give me their answers: What is it about CSS frameworks that bothers you?
- IBM Press room - 2007-11-08 IBM Predicts the End of Advertising as We Know It - United States www-03.ibm.com
Increasingly empowered consumers, more self-reliant advertisers and ever-evolving technologies are redefining how advertising is sold, created, consumed and tracked.