This infographic about graphic design has been circulating online since late 2010. I forget if I’ve already shared it anywhere before. I probably have.
It applies to any kind of design in general. I like it so much that I’ll just leave a copy here:
Someone I know of said,
“If you are an old-time computer guy (specializing in programming languages or AI), you’ll find this video both amusing and amazing. It supports my belief that we’ve gone backwards since about 1980 [with regards to] computer technology.”
This has also been an observation of mine. Somewhere along the way, programmers decided to divert the general direction of computing as a whole and all chose the same easy paths that have lead us to the accepted technological dogma of today.
Watch:
Web hosts that I have had past experience with:
Domain name registration and web hosting providers in the Philippines that are currently in operation:
It took Kevin Leversee and his first startup company two years to get an MBA in How NOT To Do It. He shares:
According to a blog post over at KISSmetrics, below is a list of some examples of what not to do when designing your website:
When it comes to blogging, website development, what we now call online social networks, and life on the Internet in general – this post by Patricia Müller are the precise words for everything that I feel:
“…Blogging today seems to be all about making money. Aren’t you growing sick and tired of this blabber? The word is out and has been for a while: blogging can allow you to quit the job you hate and make a living from writing in your PJs from the comfort of your home at 2 o’clock in the morning. Who wants a ticket? Apparently, lots of people.”
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