What’s all the hype about Hype? (a review of Tumult Hype)
An article about Tumult Hype, an HTML5 animating tool for Macs that destroys Adobe Flash. But is it the next best thing? Read more to find out!
Re-branding, too little too late
I had a client in real estate come to me once about re-hauling his website and all collateral to attract more potential buyers when his units were 75% sold.
The project management triangle problem: quality, quick and cheap work is a myth
Today I will tell you a story. Let me introduce you to the MMORPG called Rift. The game launched in 2011 with pomp and acclaim, with fun bantering claims that “You’re not in Azeroth anymore“, which piqued the interest of many a World of Warcraft...
Hello fast loading times with WP Super Cache!
My story of how switching to WP Super Cache from W3 Total Cache dramatically improved page loading speeds on my website.
This is how I get rid of distractions
Smartphones, the Internet, social media and emails are among the 10 biggest workplace distractions, finds a study from CareerBuilder. More than half of the employees polled reported that their biggest distraction at work is their cellphone. But technology can’t...
Stop thinking you’re not good enough
I’ve been there so often in my life that it’s almost become a horrible mantra in my head. That feeling of not being good enough for the people close to you. That feeling of being a failure to them. Of disappointing them with everything you are. Well guess what? Stop thinking like that.
The biggest design myth, debunked
Once upon a time, I did some work for my mother because I was going to do “a beautiful job” (her words). She thought I had a beautiful style and an eye for great design and liked to tell everyone how good I was. Unfortunately, my mother suffers from the belief that an age-old design myth is true. Here it is, debunked.
Big Canadian telecoms are scamming us big-time
Canada continues, year after year, to fall at the bottom of the pile in terms of services (call, text and data) and fees, according to the OECD. And we all know who the culprits are: big Canadian telecom companies like Rogers, Bell and Telus. Earlier this year, they even raised the prices due to an already fairly weak Canadian dollar (the loonie) taking a turn for the worst. But who’s the victim here? They want you to think it’s them.
