IconFinder v. IconLet: battle of the icon search engine
Monday, August 13th, 2007 Posted in Links, Reading Room | 3 Comments »IconFinder and IconLet are two icon search engines, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. In this post I provide a simple comparison of both based upon features, ease-of-use, search results and image quality: ...
Everything I didn’t know about the Technorati do-over
Wednesday, May 30th, 2007 Posted in Links, Resource Filled | No Comments »"So I see as one of my incoming referrer links s.technorati.com - I hadn't seen that before, but I know about technorati so I figured it was safe to visit. Here's what I didn't know ..." This past weekend, technorati went ...
CSS and round corners: Making accessible menu tabs
Thursday, May 24th, 2007 Posted in Links | No Comments »"One of the best websites out there, in terms of functionality, is, Amazon1. In terms of accessibility though, it's not too great ... Amazon's menu tabs with their nice round corners, for example, look really nice but are rather inaccessible ...
A not so-definitive list of mostly free stock photo sites
Monday, May 21st, 2007 Posted in Links, Resource Filled | 4 Comments »Perhaps it is my Eastern Orthodox roots showing, but nothing turns me off faster to a church whose place of worship looks and feels cheap with the exception of a church web site whose web presence also fails to 'break ...
Online RGB to HEX to RGB Color Code Converter
Tuesday, April 24th, 2007 Posted in Links | 2 Comments »In creating your website it can be very useful to know the hexadecimal values of RGB colors and vice versa. For instance if you need to match a graphics color to your background value all you'd need to do is ...
One useful wiki: the C# Online.NET Encyclopedia
Tuesday, April 24th, 2007 Posted in Links, Resource Filled | No Comments »Some developer online resources are more equal than others. This meme is all the truer if you're a C# coder - as sometimes it is hard to sift out the useful programmer wheat from the not-so-useful propaganda chaff that eminates ...
Code-sucks.com (but not nearly as bad as FrontPage)
Friday, April 13th, 2007 Posted in Links, Resource Filled | No Comments »Let's face it, if multi-column, cross-browser, CSS-driven layouts were easy, then everyone would be doing it ... well, perhaps with the exception of those stilll wandering in the wilderness of the past with FrontPage. Code-Sucks.com is a resource for web designers ...
Mother of all online converters listing
Thursday, April 12th, 2007 Posted in Links, Resource Filled | No Comments »"Online converters always come in handy. Once you need to perform some operation with your files, they can save your time achieving the same results online, without installing some specific software. This overview of online-converters for users and developers might ...
HTML and CSS Table Border Style Wizard
Wednesday, April 11th, 2007 Posted in Links, Resource Filled | No Comments »Though I've been an advocate of tabeless layout for some time now, sometimes I'm mistaken for some type of anti-table zealot, looking to go all 'Masda Incident' whenever I encounter any implementation of table taggery. Folks, let me assure you, nothing ...
Mother of all CSS Rounded Corners Roundups
Tuesday, April 10th, 2007 Posted in Links | 1 Comment »Curvaceous corners on a church web site?! Is that permissible? Is that even possible? Well yes to both – as today we enjoy sharing a link that has all the yumminess of chocolate ice cream without the remorse code maintenance ...
How Nerdy are You?
Friday, January 21st, 2005 Posted in Links | 13 Comments »I can't believe I'm not part of the top 1% ... must be rigged or something ... as soon as I can figure out how to hack it w/out leaving a trace I'll let you know ... meanwhile: Your Score Summary Overall, ...
Church Marketing Sucks - the website
Friday, September 24th, 2004 Posted in Links | 4 Comments »Some referrer hits are more interesting than others, for example: Church Marketing Sucks Let's face it, there is a great cloud of witlessness when it comes to the Church online. In fact, there is quite a bit of 'kitsch' out there ...
