Wordle is currently my favorite web toy for playing (and procrastinating). In case you don’t know, Wordle allows you to create word clouds from blocks of text and RSS feeds. The flexibility you have in selecting colors, fonts, and text sizing allows for a number of creative possibilities. But the tool also allows for a [...]
I’m a big fan of saving time and energy by using best of breed online services that already exist. Keep it simple and don’t reinvent the wheel is something any software developer hears repeatedly while they are working on a new project. When Holly and I work with our clients, we often recommend third party [...]
Right on the heels of WordCamp is the WordPress Charity Scavenger Hunt. Proceeds from this event – which looks like it will be very fun – will benefit 826 Valencia. To play a little six degrees of WordPress separation… The WordPress Charity Scavenger Hunt benefits 826 Valencia 826 Valencia was founded by Dave Eggers Dave [...]
In my previous post, The Online You, I talked about the challenge of using social media to properly portray yourself to people you may end up doing business with while providing a complete picture of who you are and all that you are about. So exactly are Holly and I tackling this issue with Shiny [...]
Really enjoyed this page created by Matthew Inman. Matthew does a nice job of summing up what’s been happening in the web industry with fun, to-the-point images. This one is my favorite…
In going through the stack of business cards I collected at Web2.0Expo, by far my favorite card of the bunch came are the drop.io cards I received from Sam Lessin and Alexa Von Tobel. Simple. To the point. Tons of space to write notes. The primary purpose of a business card is to provide your [...]