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Why do so many designers insist upon putting those ugly social bookmark favicons at the end of a blog post or even in a site somewhere? I’m guessing because it’s easy to copy and paste the code that a particular site spits out to you. Many people find it much easier to just use some sort continue reading...
From time to time as I browse the web, I find myself reading a fellow (WordPress) blogger’s site and I say to myself, “How did they do that in WordPress?” So I have compiled a list of some of the simple (but cool) WordPress hacks that seem like everyone else knows how to do except for you. continue reading...
When browsing and reading comments about all of the different tutorial sets and “web roundups” around the web, I’ve noticed that many people are usually wanting to know how to replicate parts of some of the more “well-designed” sites out there. The four sites that I looked closely at were Flickr, Digg, continue reading...
There are many different things that people don’t know about little ol’ WordPress. Many people have heard that it’s a “powerful cms,” but some things that seem complicated can be easy to accomlish. A great thing about WordPress is that it allows you to have a custom front page. By default, your front page displays your latest continue reading...
The great thing about RSS Reader’s is that they are customizable to each and every user. I’m sure everyone has plenty of different feeds that suit their needs. It can be a bit tricky however to get good quality feeds. And because of that, I have developed this good list of design related feeds. Some you know, and some you’ve maybe never continue reading...
