Making MOO MiniCards
Jason’s Goldman’s post on MOO Flickr MiniCards reminded me that I wanted to get some for handing out when I met new folks here in NZ.
Making the cards is very easy. You pick your photos, then position them within a cropping outline. It’s low weight creativity. And a lot of fun.
There are a number [...]
Helpful Dialogs
I’ve recently started using the web based GTalk that’s available through Gmail. It’s pretty handy for quick little things. Occasionally I’ll even “pop-out” one of the chat boxes into it’s own window, for a longer conversation.
That’s when trouble starts…
I’m not accustom to having chat tied to a browser window or to leaving my email open [...]
Sketching out a better web calendar
The problems I have with 30 Boxes are a direct result of their decision to go with a single Monthly view. This keeps things simple, but eliminates the common Weekly and Daily views. Traditionally these views are used to display more information than will fit in a Monthly setup. Without them that information is pushed [...]
30 Boxes doesn’t do it for me
I’m starting to feel like the only person that doesn’t like 30 Boxes. Nik Cubrilovic recently wrote a post entitled 30 Boxes Ready To Take Out Online Calendar Space, for Techcrunch. His conclusion:
It was a combination of the nice interface, usability and these simple features that have made 30 Boxes my default calendar now.
That last [...]
Updated Odeo audio page
I prefer to listen to podcasts on the Odeo site (I forget about it if it’s on my iPod). Their latest update of the audio page is a nice improvement. It’s big and simple and clean – My favorite things. Plus they’ve added a per epissode image, adding in a bit of extra personality. All [...]
Trouble free tagging in web apps
Tagging content is work of the worst kind – Production Work. Yet hundreds of thousands of people are doing it every day on the web. Apps like Flickr and Del.icio.us have gone a long way to show tagging can be worth the trouble… Now we need more apps that make tagging less trouble.
My Web 2.0
Yahoo’s [...]
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