Tag Archives: design

Great blog usability tips

July 10, 2008 – 3:27 pm

Corinne @ Kiwiology sent me and 500 other kiwi bloggers a fantastic debut newsletter, including many great types on how to do things better around here on the the interweb. And there were plenty that struck me as significant enough to write about.
In particular the things that I should be doing - or do. I’m […]

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Drafts tidy up…

July 10, 2008 – 1:08 pm

I’m just going through deleting and publishing old posts… why not?
Just in between builds and slow searches… I tell you, we should have implemented a delegating façade between the UI and Web services client and between the Web services and the CMS and other system integration libraries… It’s not that we are in a rush […]

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Flightless design

April 22, 2008 – 8:42 am

Came across this rather excellent new zealand located design company the other day.

The website is completely flash based, which I do not condone. Though the no-flash page isn’t that bad, it has the essentials.

One of their website designs: Guy Robinson Photographer

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Cleaner design

April 17, 2008 – 1:50 pm

I’ve just been ripping out the graphic and trying to get the theme to validate against the xhtml strict standard. I think it looks nicer and much cleaner without all the graphics.
Hopefully it will be less maintenance when I get around to the 2.5 upgrade.

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MiniAjax.com / A showroom of nice looking simple downloadable DHTML and AJAX scripts

January 11, 2008 – 12:43 pm

MiniAjax.com / A showroom of nice looking simple downloadable DHTML and AJAX scripts
This webpage is a great collection of resources for Ajax/JavaScript web developers.  I’ll be grabbing the jQuery portlets example to integrate with our upcoming questionnaire application - which will allow unobtrusive sections. But there is a ton of great stuff that we can […]

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