Pre-Christmas Link Dump
An end-of-year URL clear-out:
- Do websites need to look exactly the same in every browser?
- Another micro-answer site.
No One Wants to Play Sega with Harrison Ford- New prints available; I probably should buy one.
- Jumpchart
- An interesting tool for planning web sites and assembling content, but for smaller sites it’s not worth bothering, and for larger ones you’re probably going to have a CMS for the client to use.
- Genfavicon
- I use IcoMaker to get full control of every pixel, but this is a great way to quickly create a favicon.
- Why Crunch Mode Doesn’t Work: 6 Lessons
- If only every manager would read and accept these simple findings.
The new S4C idents that react to voice- Surely this must have been done before..?
- Capturing Caps Lock
- As the comments point out, there are flaws and limitations, but it’s a clever idea.
- The Two Types of Programmers and Mort, Elvis, Einstein, and You
- The truth is that in any profession most people aren’t especially good at their jobs, but get hired anyway by similarly mediocre employers.
- Dezignus.com
- Some quite nice vector freebies.
Thu 20th Dec 2007, 3:45pm GMT
Filed under: Client-side Coding, Design, Marketing and Advertising, Offline, Planning and Strategy, Television, Web
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