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links for 2007-11-29
What the Google Intranet Looks Like Google inside. Via tracking “intranet” on Twitter. (tags: google intranet)
links for 2007-11-26
FreeRice will donate 10 grains of rice for every correct answer 3,664,079,450 grains since 7th October. “WARNING: This game may make you smarter. It may improve your speaking, writing, thinking, grades, job performance…” Via my Mum. (tags: rice freerice vocabulary … Continue reading
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Keeping up to date with East Dulwich on the internet: Part 4 – Delicious RSS feeds
This series of short articles explains some simple and free ways to use the internet to keep tabs on the subjects you’re interested in. I’m using East Dulwich as the example subject. Previously: Part 1 – Google Alerts, Part 2 … Continue reading
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Tagged bookmarks, delicious, East Dulwich, favorites, guide, How things work, how to, internet, productivity, search, social bookmarking, subject-tracking, time-saving tips, tips, tracking, updates
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A lot of bottle
This is brilliant! My Aussie friend John sent this to me asking… “who says we don’t have culture in Australia?”
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Tagged advertising, beer, bottles, commercial, Melbourne, orchestra, VB, video, youtube
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Bonus-centred design
We’ve all seen it. The dreaded “Skip Intro”. The picture of the boss on the homepage obscuring any useful content or functionality. I was just discussing this with a friend and came up with a new name for an old … Continue reading
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Tagged bad design, bcd, bonus-centred design, Flash, pointless, silly, skip intro, ucd, usability, User experience, ux, web design
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Keeping up to date with East Dulwich on the internet: Part 3 – Twitter tracking
In this series of short articles, I’m looking at different ways of subject-tracking on the internet. Previous articles covered Google Alerts and Technorati Watchlists. This article is about Twitter and its tracking feature, using East Dulwich as the example subject. … Continue reading
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Tagged East Dulwich, How things work, how to, internet, productivity, search, SMS, subject-tracking, text messaging, time-saving tips, tips, tracking, twitter, updates
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links for 2007-11-21
BBC NEWS | Entertainment | Competitions code unveiled by BBC “The code says every entry to a contest ‘should have a fair chance of winning’ and that winners should be ‘genuine’.” Good grief. (tags: bbc competitions code rocketscience)
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links for 2007-11-20
Long vs. Short Articles as Content Strategy (Jakob Nielsen’s Alertbox) (tags: cost benefit content jakobnielsen web usability)
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Britain’s online newspapers accessibility scores – should do better
Today Martin Belam publishes the scores from his excellent series of articles looking at the accessibility of the UK’s main national newspaper websites. The Times came out on top, even though it makes no use of an on-screen text-resizing widget, … Continue reading
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Tagged accessibility, currybetdotnet, DDA, internet, Martin Belam, methodology, newspaper websites, readability, results, testing, uk newspapers, usability, web design
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