It’s an unfortunate part of business when users unsubscribe from your email newsletter or cancels their accounts from your website. Newsletter correspondence dictates you must give users the chance to unsubscribe, and those links are typically found in the footer of emails hoping your readers never get that far. When someone wants to leave. He’s [...]
For some time there’s been discussion on whether or not blogging is “dead.” I don’t believe it is, but the conversation on the Internet still remains. The truth is blogging is still a niche tool. Windows 8 is also making a splash with it’s two different modes, “Classic” and “Metro”, and browser-giant Mozilla is designing [...]
Heart racing. Pulse visible in your vision. You rub your temples trying to figure out what went wrong. You fight to come to terms with what just happened. Your website is gone. Vanished. The code. The database. Everything. Missing. Now you’re tasked with action. You need to figure out where your site is and if [...]
After an interesting conversation Monday with a consultant on the direction of my website I was faced with the tough question of “What do I want to do with my site?” I am stricken with the curse of not always being able to best articulate stories about myself, and at times this has been a [...]
A browser is working toward an unprecedented number of contributors in its rapid release cycle, and two social network giants are facing different challenges. Codecademy extends its functionality to allow users to create their own lessons. Double Fine raises $1 million in 24 hours to begin a new game project. The Internet is a busy [...]
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