CMS Feature List, CMS Product List, CMS Feature Onion <no scent here> and much more — all are from the Content Management Systems Parallel Session where presenters discuss the role of a Content Management System (CMS) within the institutional Web. [From x-plane]
anil dash posted several sites for those longing for AdCritic >Hello, Christine!>. He offers AdReview and AdForum plus a few others. While I have your attention, anil posted a link to a picture that put a much-needed smile on my face.
Every two weeks, I attempt to come up with some zingers for the EdgeCurve.com | captions game. So far, mine have not been 1st place or even 3rd place worthy. That’s OK, the winning entries are well-deserved! There should be a new winner tomorrow!
Hey, our Googlewhacking habit has been revealed to the world, or at least, to readers at ZDNet: Are you a secret Googlewhacker? or C|Net’s Have You Googlewhacked?. Modest Gary Stock, stand up and take a bow. <edit>Another article today (January 31): USA Today and another with my fave Austrailian, Delcour!</edit>
Spinhead has published Structured Writing - An Outline at evolt.org. It gets high marks because it’s scannable and you can quickly learn the hows of writing content. The high points of the article’s layout: use of noticeable subheaders bullets short paragraphs length [link from Brainstorms & Raves]
This is classic! How I Managed To Can the Spam. Makes me wonder how often I actually see fax numbers in spam.
How many times have you filled out a form and the TAB key didn’t work or it went to unexpected places? If TAB doesn’t bug you, then try weaving your way through a page via WebTV (did it at a hotel). That was torture and to boot, the keyboard was useless. HTML Source offers 5 [...]
It’s always good to get input from the little, lowly people… but in some cases it’s ya gotta have buy-in from the tippy-top. Costs too much money? How much money is it gonna cost you to have your configuration management out of control? Case in point fromComputerworld Shark Tank.
A friend sent me a joke that sounds like something out of Dilbert: A man in a hot air balloon realized he was lost. He reduced altitude and spotted a woman below. He descended a bit more and shouted, “Excuse me, can you help me? I promised a friend I would meet him [...]
Attention! Attention! Anyone planning a trip to New York and Broadway, please make plans to attend Les Miserables. The show, with its 6,138th performance as of last Friday, has surpassed A Chorus Line to become the second-longest running show in Broadway history. The cast celebrated its landmark with a number of original Les Miz cast members [...]