No Time for Wii Website Development
Posted on: Tuesday, October 20th, 2009 in: BWI, Code, Usability & DesignVisiting websites using the Wii created a great deal of horizontal scrolling. Is it worth it to fix my site just for Wii?
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 and structured with your data.
So how do you get the power of a video without compromising your site? It’s simple really, you link to it.
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.
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.
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.
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.