Cool, it's not just an attitude, it's my name.

Yorkshire pudding, fresh from the oven, is yummy,
but does it have a place on your Baking Blog? Let
your editorial policy be your guide.

While the medium is different, blogs have much…

This version came out oddly cropped after being uploaded, I’ll work in a replacement.
In the meantime, you can also view the video in higher resolution .mov…

“Machines Like Us is dedicated to keeping you informed about the latest research in the areas of evolution, cognition, artificial life and artificial intelligence.” While not a typical…

How to Fix the Web with Greasemonkey in 3 minutes.

Last night, whilst catching up on my RSS feeds, I discovered Paul Fenwick’s video, “How to Fix the Web with Greasemonkey in 3…

With Bitstrips you don’t need to be able to draw to create your own comics. Alas, that’s still no guarantee that you’ll write something clever.

These days everyone seems to be talking…

Yesterday I was running 15 minutes early for a meeting in Playhouse Square. Taking my little back-up camera out of my pocket, I slowed down and took a look around. Here is some of what I saw.

Door for a store in Cork, Ireland

In Your home page is NOT your index; it’s your store front, I discussed some of the goals of homepage design and navigation. Today we’ll consider how users navigate within the site. As my friend and fellow developer Wayne Smallman correctly surmised—when commenting and following up on that entry, the pages inside your site are like the aisles or departments within a store. Each page needs to be identified so that users know both where they are…

Alas, I’ve not yet finished the article I had planned for this week. In the meantime I highly recommend the amusing and informative videos produced by commoncraft. These easy-to-follow videos cover a variety of Internet related topics and provide a great introduction to everything from RSS to photo sharing.

For those of you who are already in the know, try sharing these with your less tech-savvy friends. Teaching them the basics of your world may (or may not) stop them from giving you…

University Web Developers site

Do you ever wish you could network more easily with your fellow Web developers at Case, and beyond?

If so, how would you would you want this to work? Would you want to communicate by listserv as the writers do with wordnerds@case.edu? Would you follow discussions on the Case Forums? Or would you want something more robust?

Gretchen Denaro—from the Annual Fund Office—and I have been discussing this lately and think it may be useful to create our…