Graphics or Coding…What is Your Choice?!
As usual, Lorelle wrote a great article on The Blog Herald blog, discussing the importance of the interface/design and what-is-really-matter issue.
By judging websites on their surface levels, web designers tend to present the perspective that the surface is the only part that matters. Sorry, folks. It’s the power of the code underneath the surface that makes a web design powerful. And beautiful. Not the pretty face.
Aaaah, this sentence -in bold- is a killer!
Just like “Code is Poetry“…it says everything. There are a lot of websites, that have the “look”, but did you try to test them in 800×600 or in IE6, for example?! And the worst…both cases!
For this.. Read more
Announcing the Launch of SoccerSpeech
Today, SoccerSpeech was officially launched to the public. Some of you know, that I was posting “Sports” articles from time to time, but after the relaunch of enblogopedia. There will be no place for such posts in this blog. But as I can’t live without sharing news, and especially about things I really love. I opened this blog.
Getting the news is easier from BIG sites like ESPN, Yahoo Sports, FOXsports..etc. But sharing thoughts about players, matches and clubs is really what my blog offers.
Finally, I hope you a great time reading and contributing on both blogs ![]()
Enblogopedia Back Again!
After more than 10 days without any activity because of my exams, and after some modification on this theme, I think it`s the time to announce the relaunch of Enblogopedia!
Let me write down the changes that happen to my blog, and my new object.
As you can see, the design changed to a heavily modified version of Dropshadow theme which was originally made by Brian Gardner. Changes come as follows:
- Making the theme fluid as it was acting oddly in both FF and IE6 when its viewed in 800×600.
- Change the header design and designing a logo depending on this great photoshop tutorial!
- Designing a custom RSS feed icon -see the sidebar-, and a custom comment style for me(as an admin, of course:))
And some other tweaks here and there.
Now about the changes of my policy and objective on this blog… Read More
Quick Links 07-03-2007
A lot of interesting posts have been written today…and here`s some:
- Increasing The Number Of Comments On Your Blog, Part II. A great article of two parts, listing some useful ways/plugins to increase and encourage people to comment in your blog. Also don’t miss the active discussion in the Comments of the first article!
- Slashdot “Easter Egg†in Opera. Great find from QuickOnlineTips, especially for you, opera users.
- Seasonal Blogging. Well…all you need to know is that the author is Darren Rowse(ProBlogger).
- Let`s Play Tech Link Train. Well, I`m not a straight tech writer, but hey…I don’t have time anyway
- 9 Golden Tips For Bloggers To Get Unique Traffic. Hey, this article took 4 hours from the author, writing you these tips…so I think its worth reading!
QuickTip: Another Cool Adwords use!
You may remember the buzz that John Chow started couple of months ago, when he put Instant Messages in some famous blogs.
And after this topic was discussed several times in different blogs as a great pay per click advertising idea, people start to see the benefits of such ads.
And today at ConnectedInternet blog, I saw Read More
Get Reviewed At TechCrunch For 100$ Only!!
Today, when I was browsing ReviewMe, I saw in the “Today`s Best” list TechCrunch. So I entered it`s profile expecting at least 1000$ per review. But I was shocked when I saw how much will it cost to get reviewed at TechCrunch….well, it costs $100!!!
Obviously, there`s something wrong. And as you can see it`s the alexa ranking, as my current alexa ranking is better than TechCrunch
I don’t know how ReviewMe miscalculated TechCrunch`s details, as they calculated the RSS subscribers correctly
UPDATE: Read More
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