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Learn SEO from a Google webmeister

Thursday, May 29, 2008

Google is the first place many people go first when opening a web browser. It’s fast, reliable, and accurate. Search engine optimization could be the special sauce that makes or breaks your website. So let’s learn a little SEO from Google. Maile Ohye will be our driver.
Crawling
When you create a website, make it accessible without [...]

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Understanding Social Network Portability

Sunday, August 19, 2007

How many times have you answered emails from different websites confirming the same friends? How many times have you joined a social network, added a few friends, and then gave up because your network wasn’t there? Do you even remember all your usernames for sites that you haven’t logged into in a while?

These questions [...]

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Facebook for your iPhone

Wednesday, August 15, 2007

I don’t have an iPhone, but now I really want one.
Facebook has launched a slick new interface for the iPhone: http://iphone.facebook.com
It uses Joe Hewitt’s powerful iUi, and it’s even simpler than their web client. You can view your profile, wall, or messages with just one tap. It even has a photo gallery.
I love this simplified [...]

Filed in Apple, Code, Convenience, Facebook, Mobile, UI, Usability, iPhone | Comments (0)

Pownce on this

Friday, June 29, 2007

Digg’s Kevin Rose has finally unveiled his secret project, and as you’d expect, it’s spelled wrong.
Pownce offers users the ability to share notes, events, and other media with friends in their network. This is not your typical social networking site though.
The moment you sign up, you are automatically friends with the person who invited you, [...]

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Print style sheets are simple, but important.

Friday, June 15, 2007

We claim to live in a paperless society, but it’s always good to have something tangible to hold on to, regardless of its electronic signifigance.
Printing simple information on the web will sometimes yield five or six useless pages. This is not only bad for the environment, but if people are hesitant about printing documents from [...]

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