Online Font Recognition Website Can Save Designers Precious Time
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Online Font Recognition Website Can Save Designers Precious Time

January 16, 2010 in Design

Occasionally designers have to have a quick way to find out what font is used in an image in order to create complimentary works. Sometimes the original designer or layered file are not always available to make it easy. There is a website that can help.
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Get XML Data into Magento via the Magento API
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Get XML Data into Magento via the Magento API

January 5, 2010 in Development, E-Commerce

Recently I needed to write some code to get a dropshipper’s xml product data into Magento to update my products price, quantity available, and stock status. This is how I went about it.
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New Yahoo Homepage is Annoying
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New Yahoo Homepage is Annoying

November 22, 2009 in Design

I had to write this article after a few months of using the new Yahoo! homepage. Yahoo.com has been my homepage for as long as I can remember, and recently Yahoo introduced its newest revision of the most popular homepage on the web. I have to say they got some of the user experience wrong.
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Twitter goes down, what’s the fallback service?
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Twitter goes down, what’s the fallback service?

August 6, 2009 in Internet Marketing, Social Media

So Twitter is experiencing an apparent DOS (denial of service) attack. That begs the question: If twitter goes down, and twitter is the main way people get their updates, how would anyone know? Since, obviously, you can’t tweet out that Twitter is down, where do you turn to get a mass message out to all your friends that they can no longer follow you on twitter until the issue is resolved? Read more…

Facebook is becoming the new AOL
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Facebook is becoming the new AOL

August 1, 2009 in Internet Marketing, Social Media

I’m beginning to hear my co-workers and friends start to complain about Facebook. The complaints aren’t centered around the latest homepage changes or the some feature that changed, as has been the case in recent months with Facebook making updates to its design and user experience. No, these folks complaining are concerned about one thing: old people.
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E-Commerce comes to Facebook; Alice.com opportunity?
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E-Commerce comes to Facebook; Alice.com opportunity?

July 30, 2009 in E-Commerce

If you have kept up with any of the tech blogs, you’ll probably know that Facebook has been working on its own payment system that facebook app developers can build into their apps to essentially create a micro-economy within the facebook community. This facebook currency could be used for anything from sending e-cards to friends to buying weapons in mob wars. No one has really been able to bring the purchase of real world physical goods to facebook users, until now.
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Network Solutions reinvents itself….sort of.
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Network Solutions reinvents itself….sort of.

July 30, 2009 in Internet Marketing

Today Network Solutions launched a preview of it’s reinvented branding and service offerings. If you have been around the internet long enough, you’ll remember Network Solutions was one of the first major domain registrars to come along and offer the ability to own your own piece of internet real estate in the form of a domain name. Back then, paying $35 for a domain name seemed appropriate for what you were buying, and people were more than willing to plop down the dough. Read more…

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