2009.03.06 15:47:13

Lee Dixon

I have had Windows 7 on my PC for a little over a month now and I think by this weekend I will be ready to submit my over opinionated opinion on an operating system that isn't all bad in the way that people want you to believe. I will say that pertaining to how I use my Personal Computing machines I am some what of a lite aficionado in my circle of friends (aka) fledgling geek.  There are many levels of geekdum and I think it safe to say that I 'm at level 3 of  to say the least although I 'm due to graduate to start up geek late next month. :) so stay tuned to this post.

Test | Technology | Learning | LeeDixon | Usability | Security

2009.03.05 20:02:10

Lee Dixon

Sometimes I wonder about me. Today I purchased some new items for my personal Library which consists of some of the most boring books known to man, and that includes my tech books.

 I love to use CSS and to be honest I can never find enough books on the subject. If you are like me you know that it keeps evolving and that as soon as you master one thing you are behind on the next. Too bad browsers don't evolve in the same fashion, that's kind of odd isn't it?

 Well today I ordered a new CSS pocket reference guide, as I am about 2yrs behind on that and then I ordered a few other books to make the one worth the shipping. :)

LeeDixon | Usability | Collaboration | Education | CSS

2009.02.09 14:45:15

Susan Jackman

As most web developers know, Google Analytics is a very powerful (and free) way to track your websites metrics. Google Analytics provides some great information about what is happening on your website.  So what makes it such a great tool and why should you add it to your site?

Susan Jackman | Tips | Usability | Marketing | Web Development | Internet

2009.01.26 23:45:13

Susan Jackman

I just discovered one of the most useful resources I have ever come across!

Website developers have to test websites in a very wide variety and many versions of browsers that users may be using and it can be a difficult task.  Many browsers will only allow you to have one version installed and there are of course different versions for different platforms.  (Linux, Mac, and Windows) So how does a developer test the site without having to own many computers?

Web Design | Tips | Usability | Design Process | Methodology | Web Development | Internet | Test | Susan Jackman

2009.01.17 01:44:30

Susan Jackman

There are many great top 10 lists for developers and designers but there are some basic concepts that clients should be familiar with. Many clients will enter into a web design/development contract with no knowledge of what it takes to design and develop a website. So here is my top ten list of things every client should know.

Tips | Usability | Improving Our Service | Design Process | Web Development | Susan Jackman