by Rob Mason ~ February 28th, 2008 Filed under: Aside, Fun, Useful stuff | No Comments »
…it’s one of the best CMS/blogging platforms around, so what are you waiting for? While you’re at it take the time to vote for the best web browser around: Firefox.
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by Rob Mason ~ February 27th, 2008 Filed under: Aside, Random, Rant | No Comments »
…shame it can’t do the basics! For those not in the know the IAB are a UK-based trade association for the internet marketing industry
. They’ve just re-launched their website with a new look and feel, which is not too shabby and also offers a mobile version. Continue reading »
by Rob Mason ~ February 26th, 2008 Filed under: Aside, Rant | No Comments »
…but apparently owning some design software does make someone a website designer! Freelance Freedom at FreelanceSwitch has done a great cartoon on a very serious issue which has been bugging me for a while. Continue reading »
by Rob Mason ~ February 26th, 2008 Filed under: Aside, Random | 2 Comments »
Not sure Memey-ness is a word, but if Jack P thinks it is then that’s good enough for me.
Anyway, I think I am a random person in relation to Jack never having actually met him in real life, so here goes. Six (updated: now six, thanks Jack) random and totally unimportant things about me:
- I’m wearing grey socks right now with orange toes and heals
- I have a freebie Mr Benn DVD on my desk right now
- My hair is blonde
- I have a pair of very feminine wellingtons in the boot of my car
- In spite of the clothes, Gene Hunt is cool
- I have a BA Baracus / A Team van on my key ring
Beat that suckas!
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by Rob Mason ~ February 25th, 2008 Filed under: Random | No Comments »
…but they’re rubbish at offering a consistent user experience (IMHO). When using services from one organisation as a user I expect or at least anticipate some level of consistency with things like navigation and layout.
However, Google seem intent on doing their own thing product by product. Continue reading »