Parallel Design has Some Major Benefits
Posted on: Thursday, May 6th, 2010 in: Code, Graphic Design, Usability & DesignThe advantages of parallel design – design, code, and navigation
The advantages of parallel design – design, code, and navigation
Moving Google Analytics code to top of site makes little to zero difference.
Be prepared for a long download if you check out the third link.
Header tags defined, and a quick how to on how to use them on your website.
One of my Facebook buddies just posted some sweet code to create a great litter div slider. Here is a sample of it in action. All of the code an instructions on how to install are on his blog. Takes a little html, css, and javascript.
I am sure most of you bloggers are familiar with the term pingback, and are most likely familiar with the service called Twitter. What do they have in common? Well if it was a few days ago I would say nothing, but then their was Dan Zarrella. Dan had the brilliant idea of creating Tweet Backs.
Any MySpace fans out there? I tried it a long time ago, have an account, but honestly never use it anymore. Time is the main reason, but another reason is that incredibly poor layouts that people come up with. Music, tons of animated graphics, and just complete crazzines in most cases. Well here is a site for you MySpace lovers that could help you out: MySpace Layouts.