I use this great plugin on this site called FeedSmith which redirects all of my default feeds to my FeedBurner feed. It works well but I just found a bug in Safari. If you click on the blue RSS icon in the address field at the top, the default feed doesn’t get redirected so you […]
Yesterday I updated the style I created for the RSS reader NetNewsWire to version 2.0. It’s a complete overhaul from version 1.0 with a new design.
Version 1.0 had some issues with displaying articles containing multiple images which forced me to create a second style that could handle this. Switching between two styles wasn’t really convenient […]
A few weeks ago I finished refreshing my personal site, Year of the Sheep. I’m getting a little tired with Flash, especially when it comes to updating, so this time around I used Indexhibit. Indexhibit is a web application used to build and maintain an archetypal, invisible website format that combines text, image, movie and […]
You have to respect any studio that has Brockmann and Crouwel posters on their walls. There, an agency based in Australia, has compiled an excellent body of work.
On a side note: I don’t like how their site functions. It’s pretty and all but it becomes very annoying when I have to wait for a new piece […]
Just wanted to let you guys know about the a new feature I added to the site. You can now be notified whenever a new comment is added to a specific post. When leaving a comment, under the “Submit Comment” button there is now a check box labeled “Notify me of followup comments via e-mail”. […]
For all you Wordpress and FFFFound users out there, here’s a sweet little plugin called FFFFoundRSS. I had an idea for a plugin that would pull in your personal feed from FFFFound and display it on your blog. Since I have no idea how to create Wordpress plugins I started to search for someone who […]
This site mainly focuses on the design aspects of a portfolio but here’s one where the technology behind it is unique (the design work is good too). Andrew Sliwinski, a graphic and user experience designer living near Detroit, has developed a framework using Yahoo! Pipes that aggregates and consumes data from a network of nodes […]
Recently I’ve started using a great RSS reader called NetNewsWire that makes managing and reading my 50+ feeds much easier and efficient. The one problem I have with it are the styles that are bundled with the app. Some of them are nice but most of them are hard to look at. They also all […]
Personally I can’t stand widows and orphans and I’ve encountered a number of designers that pay no attention to them, some of them don’t even know what they are. A shame really. Anyway, one thing I don’t like about Wordpress is how there’s almost no way to easily control the typography of each post. In […]
So I’ve decide to just use an existing theme and customize it for myself. The current theme is based on the beautiful Modicus by Robert Ellis from Upstart Blogger who has designed some great themes for WP. I wanted a more clean, simplified look and I think this works well. Let me know what you […]
A List Apart is running a survey that looks to answer some questions about use Web Designers and Developers:
Designers, developers, project managers. Writers and editors. Information architects and usability specialists. People who make websites have been at it for more than a dozen years, yet almost nothing is known, statistically, about our profession. Who are we? […]
Here is a great video tutorial by Russel Brown on advanced masking techniques that work great.
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What an exciting day! Have to read more about each product individually before I can comment. Read the full article over at Macworld.
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Great article over at Warpspire disproving 7 Flash myths that we all deal with on a daily basis with clients. I should send this article to some of my clients. Who the hell comes up with this stuff?
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On March 27, 2007, at 3:30 p.m. Eastern time, Adobe Systems will host a webcast of the official launch of Adobe® Creative Suite® 3, live from New York City.
Can’t wait!
An Invitation from Adobe
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Keep the net neutral and free. Telecommunication companies are trying to screw us all but we can’t let that happen. Let your congressperson know how much this sucks!
WeAreTheWeb.org
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This is a great online campaign created by Arc Worldwide. The message is simple, incorrect positioning of the monitor can have serious health affects. The user can alert friends of their bad sitting and monitor positions and at the same time get a chance to win an LG monitor. They have this nice little interactive […]
Parallels Workstation 2.1 Beta for Mac OS X is NOT simply a “dual-boot” solution; rather, it empowers users the ability to use Windows, Linux and any other operating system at the same time as Mac OS X, enabling users to enjoy the comfort of their Mac OS X desktop while still being able to use […]
In the next major release of Mac OS X named Leopard, you will be able to install and run Windows XP on your Mac. It will all happen through a technology called Boot Camp. I guess. Bye bye Virtual PC.
Boot Camp
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Today Apple announced a special 30th Anniversary Mac Mini Tower. It has some amazing technology. Two Intel processors and one G5 processor, Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR, memory expandable to 4GB and much more. Here is the press release.
Apple® today unveiled the new Mac® miniTower with two Intel Core Duo processors and one Motorola Dual-core PowerPC G5 […]
