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I just received a disturbing email from Creative Public about the new Orphaned Works Copyright law that is trying to be passed in congress. This law could hurt a lot of artists and designers, if passed.
The following is from the Creative Public email I received and was written by Michael Durwin, Creative Director of [...]
Continue Reading: Orphan Works Copyright Act of 2008
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For me, the hardest part of design is picking colors. I think it’s just part of being a guy.
Most girls are really good with colors because they deal with it every day. They’ve been putting make-up on their faces for years, and it takes more skill to make their outfits match. For most guys it’s [...]
Continue Reading: A Color Picking Resources for the Color-Challenged
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Back when Flash technology was new, many people opted for all Flash web sites because of the ‘cool’ factor.
Today we see a lot more hybrid web sites (html sites with some Flash elements) because all-Flash sites are a nightmare for search.
Search engines have a very hard time knowing what text is in your [...]
Continue Reading: How To Get Search Credit For Flash Content
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Since redesigning this Internet marketing blog, we’ve received numerous comments about our animated favicon.
A favicon is a 16×16 pixel icon that is displayed in the address bar, on tabs and in bookmark lists of your browser.
In this post I will show you how to put a favicon that animates on your web site.
Continue Reading: How to Create an Animated Favicon
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I recently met with a company that spends a lot of money on Pay Per Click every year. They have a team that does all sorts of experiments on their web sites to see what gets the best conversion rates. They shared with me a few things that could be of use to any internet [...]
Continue Reading: 5 Ways to Increase Your Web Sites Conversion Rates
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