Nice looking drawing tool built in JavaScript. You can choose between a multitude of different brushes, then, once you are happy store your image locally. Creative indeed…
And it would, off course, not be complete without the complementary YouTube video:
My geeky heart just got a little warmer.
Feeling like the world is becoming less friendly? Social theorist Jonathan Zittrain begs to difffer. The Internet, he suggests, is made up of millions of disinterested acts of kindness, curiosity and trust.
Found at mikearauz.com who found them on the encyclopediadramatica.com. And this post confirms rule number 24.
And I would like to add…
48. Everything you do, has already been done.
After having listened to both part 1 and 2 of the The Virtual Revolution
I looked further into the whole BBC offering on the topic. The microsite holds a variety of topics, stories and resources to learn more on where the web came from and where it is going.
Last year District9 did it, in 2008 Batman Returns did it with their I believe in Harvey Dent campaign.
Now The Crazies are doing it. Though the site’s could maybe be considered a bit more low-key, the movie has created multiple small sites surrounding the core elements and players in their movie. I am really liking this 2.0 style of promoting movies.
The sites in question are:
-> Ogden Marsh Chamber of commerce
-> Dakon/Pendrill Chemical corporation (if anyone figures out the login please let me know)
-> Ogden Marsh Gazette Blog(spot) enriched with more links and videos and the obvious Twitter Feed
-> The Ogden Marsh Sheriff’s department (again with the login)
-> And finally the movies site itself off course.
- Know the purpose and goals of a website before starting to design, perhaps the audience.
- Plan the website layout according to the client’s perspective and interaction.
- Choose colors and color combination very carefully, go for browser safe colors.
- Keep the font style and size consistent throughout the website, maintain typography.
- Keep navigation and menu structure simple and clear, properly organized with sub-menus if any.
- Websites main header is the first impression, so make it stand out. Speak a bit louder.
- Divide content into sections and paragraphs using headings and bullets. This increases the content’s readability and impression.
- Use interesting images that compliment the website and integrate with its whole theme. Induce call to action.
- Each page of the website should have appropriate title and Meta tags to help rank well in search engines.
- Search box option is a must to help user find relevant information on the website.
YouTube just launched their very own Music channel. You type your favorite artist and the music starts playing. Nice one…
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