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Test your site in different browsers
Thursday, September 18th, 2008Test Your Site In Multiple Versions of Internet Explorer | MakeUseOf.com
If you’re in web development or web design, you probably know how hard it is to get sites to work correctly in all the different browsers. The most difficult of them all, most people would agree, is Internet Explorer. Not only does it do funky [...]
Sunday, July 20th, 2008
We all know about, and many of us use, popular office suites like
Microsoft Office, and although they’re great tools, there’s just so
much more out there. The Internet is full of free web applications that
offer similar or superior features and performance, plus the ability to
work from anywhere in the world with Internet access. Take some of
these [...]
LPF can help you drive traffic to your LOCAL business site
Tuesday, June 24th, 2008The Warrior Forum - Local site traffic… Top 5 MethodsThe link above is a conversation regarding how to generate traffic to a local site on the web. This is huge and MOST business’ are NOT doing it currently. Read thru the conversation then call us and we’ll tell you how we can help get your [...]
Pagealizer
Wednesday, June 11th, 2008I haven’t played with it yet but I saw this and it looked impressive. Let me know if you use it what you think of it.
“Real-time statistics. Helps improve web site user interaction by
suggesting relevant usage data with tips to improve your web pages.
Shows how long people stay on a page, bounce rate, how far [...]
6 Smart Websites To Save Money on Gas
Sunday, June 1st, 2008With gas prices in the United States soaring, the time has never been
better to use all resources available to save some money. Check out the
following websites for tips and other information you can use to save
on money on fuel as prices seem to be going up and up!Makeuseof.com has a good article to save you [...]
Web Based FTP’ing!
Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008AnyClient is the first and only web-based FTP client.
That’s right, an online service aimed to provide users with a simple
and easy file transfer client that works on any browser and operating
system, and requires no installation. Similar to desktop FTP cleints,
AnyClient comes with a profile manager that lets you store site
profiles locally. This way the next [...]
Free File Hosting of Large Files
Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008FileDropper tags itself as “the simplest file hosting website ever”, and that’s excatly what it is. Using FileDropper’s file uploader you can anonymously upload and store large files indefinitely. There are many other file storage and sharing services out there, but almost all of them have a 100 MB (in some cases 1 GB) per [...]
Check how your site looks in all kinds of browsers….for free.
Monday, August 20th, 2007Ask The Admin: Check your web design in TONS of different browsers, totally free and deliciously open source, multi-platform, fully-configurable screenshots.
In the past you could use a service called Browsercam but it is a payed service. Now there is an alternative, it can be found at https://vo4.browsershots.org/.The system is not totally complete yet, [...]
Want to start your own Craigslist? Facebook? MySpace?
Sunday, August 19th, 2007Graphic Design Blog » Elgg, Your Own Open Source Social Network OK can I just say, this could be HUGE! There I said it. Occasionally I see posts in ELance and Craigslist for someone who wants a “MySpace” type application.Well, here it is and it’s FREE!
Elgg is an Open Source (free) program to do [...]