No Time for Wii Website Development

Posted on: Tuesday, October 20th, 2009 in: BWI, Code, Usability & Design

Visiting websites using the Wii created a great deal of horizontal scrolling. Is it worth it to fix my site just for Wii?

Google Wants You to Be More Specific

Posted on: Wednesday, September 23rd, 2009 in: Code, Usability & Design

Google wants you to be more specific and structured with your data.

Video On Your Website, There is Another Way

Posted on: Wednesday, February 4th, 2009 in: Usability & Design

So how do you get the power of a video without compromising your site? It’s simple really, you link to it.

YouTube and Video Marketing

Posted on: Tuesday, January 13th, 2009 in: Business Side

You have probably heard that marketing virally is a good idea, and that using video is a geat way to do it. After seeing some YouTube stats today I think you can almost prove this with the numbers alone.

YouTube Video Converter

Posted on: Wednesday, October 15th, 2008 in: Sites Reviewed

For those of you that like to watch YouTube videos on your iPod, or are just looking for a way to save those YouTube videos to your hard drive, you might want to try TubeFavs.com. TubeFavs converts YouTube videos into a variety of formats that you can download.

Forcing Eyes Into Content

Posted on: Saturday, September 6th, 2008 in: Usability & Design

Last week I took on a quest to look at 1,000 blogs and websites. I was looking for that special something that draws me into a site, and actually read some of their content. Well I found something, and to no surprise to some, it was images.

Helping That Form

Posted on: Wednesday, August 27th, 2008 in: Usability & Design

Site performance is often directly related to the quality of your forms. There are lots of things that will stop a visitor from filling them out completely, and one of the big killers is when the visitor does not understand what to do.