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I May Be Lazy, But Your Site Is Bad Too

June 2nd, 2010 by Sarah Stup Posted in advertising agency, creativity, interactive marketing, marketing strategy, social media, website optimization | No Comments |

A few weeks ago, in a search for a new dentist, I landed myself on a website that came complete with <gasp> an online request form for new appointments. How easy and convenient! Finally it seemed as though I had found a dentist who understood the pain of having to force myself to 1) go

Devo Wants to Hear From You

April 12th, 2010 by Kate Robinson Posted in creativity, interactive marketing, marketing strategy | No Comments |

Once again Devo has come along and made my day. For those who may not have heard, Devo has a new album coming out and they have teamed up with the agency Mother LA to focus group and research the hell out of it before it’s released. Is it a commentary on the role advertising

A New Low for Social Networks

April 6th, 2010 by Chris Kolehmainen Posted in interactive marketing, marketing strategy, social media | No Comments |

The internet is replete with websites that encourage visitors to provide feedback. Interaction of this nature is the defining characteristic of the modern web and is featured heavily on sites ranging from Yelp to Digg to Facebook to LinkedIn…the list goes on and on. This ability to provide content and engage in active conversations about

Tags evil, social networks, unvarnished

What’s next in CSS

March 30th, 2010 by Rajesh Posted in Programming, UI, Uncategorized, development | No Comments |

Cascading style sheets(CSS), which is responsible for styling various web pages, is and has always been going through a lot of changes. This blog post, tries to summarize some of the new and exciting ways to write it.

Grids

Reset - reset the default font styling in all major browsers
Column grid
A set of classes or styles, which

Yahoo Mashup Tools for web development: YQL and Yahoo Pipes

March 23rd, 2010 by Srilatha Marru Posted in Mashup, Programming, Twitter, development, social media | No Comments |

While I was building a Flickr Photo Stream for the newly branded Finelight Website, I came across various APIs and Tools to extract the information from Flickr. Flickr photo gallery is built through RSS Feed, JSON parser and Jquery Cycle Plugin. This intrigued me and I further explored tools for RSS syndication and mash up

Tags Mashup, Yahoo, YQL

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