11.16.2009
Atlanta Web Entrepreneurs
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Archive: 2009
11.10.2009
Featured on BlueFAQs.com
My 404 page was featured on BlueFAQs.com’s 60 Unique 404 Pages.
11.09.2009
Wordcamp Atlanta
Details: Site design and logo for Wordcamp Atlanta. Design implemented by Brandon Sheats. My apologies if the link isn’t active just yet. I was a little quick on the trigger to post this as the site is not live yet, but should be very soon. Since the cat’s already out of the bag, I’ll leave this up. Make … Read the rest of this item
11.06.2009
Downtown Augusta Alliance
Client: Downtown Augusta Alliance · Project: Custom WordPress Design
11.05.2009
Why I got an iPhone.
Two years ago, I wrote a post detailing many of the reasons why I wasn’t going to buy an iPhone. Needless to say, things have changed since then. First, a little backstory: I had planned to keep my old phone and number with Alltel/Verizon. I had made arrangements with my previous employer to transfer everything into my name. I was trying to avoid … Read the rest of this item
11.04.2009
Digital Shopping Cards
Problem: Carrying around shopping cards is a pain in the ass. They take up room either in your wallet, purse or keychain. They’re easy to lose. Solution: Digital Shopping Cards. As long as you have a mobile device with you, you have the card(s) with you. These could be stored in a dedicated application, or simply saved as photos … Read the rest of this item
10.30.2009
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My site was featured on Delicious CSS, a website inspiration gallery.
10.29.2009
Listed
(I know we’re not technically supposed to talk about Twitter Lists, but since Mashable let the cat out of the bag and twitter’s all atwitter about them, I figure this post is okay.) Lists are one of the most useful additions to Twitter yet. You may or may not have them enabled on your account. If not, … Read the rest of this item
10.21.2009
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Read Emily’s “So, I wrote a Book: Microformats Made Simple”. Then go buy her book. Expect a review of it sometime early next week.
09.22.2009
I <3 Google Chrome Frame
Google Chrome Frame is an early-stage open source plug-in that seamlessly brings Google Chrome’s open web technologies and speedy JavaScript engine to Internet Explorer. With Google Chrome Frame, you can: Start using open web technologies — like the HTML5 canvas tag — right away, even technologies that aren’t yet supported in Internet Explorer 6, 7, or 8. … Read the rest of this item