Satisfaction is re-coding a large intranet you designed over a year ago, transferring design elements into the common stylesheet, removing spacer images, using header tags, and ultimately reducing the file size of each document in the process, thereby reducing the amount of bandwidth taken up on our clients’ already busy server.
Aaaah! 😀
In an amazing turn of events, our biggest client has changed their minds and signed us on for another year to design their new website. Hurrah! The church website is about to clear its last hurdle or two. I’m restructuring lots of content off the existing site for uniformity. The content was obviously accumulated by…
I was looking for a new computer table for my studio. I Googled for pages in Singapore, but saw an intriguing-looking article by the Computer Times (now called Digital Life) on creating web pages. Dated February 2004, I was surprised and slightly perturbed at the statement, “When building a website, keep in mind that everything…
I tried to e-file today, only to find myself waiting for 27 images to load. They didn’t. The largest image was 700×800 pixels in size, and there was no ALT text indicating what each of the images stood for. There was a text-based nav bar, but some links were broken or led to pages with…
I scored 27.81065% which makes me a Total Geek. Take the quiz and tell me your score!
Just a little update about Mint. I decided I was OK with the licence and purchased a copy for my site. (Textism’s Refer has been rendered 99.9% useless due to referrer spam which I’ve given up trying to block manually.) However, after setting up the database, username and configuring the appropriate file, then uploading all…
It’s disturbing to read that a relatively obscure web design firm has gone and patented an invention involving rich media apps like AJAX. What’s also disturbing is how they were even awarded the patent in the first place. This would definitely hamper the development of more innovative web services.
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everyone could use a dose of satisfaction like that 🙂
I wish I had your skeelz when it comes to programming and site design. Yeeeah, dwag. (Trying to register male on the Gender Genie, yo.)