If you read my earlier post on having my copy swiped by other companies I’m sure you feel my righteous indignation.

If so, you’re not alone. Three of the current top discussions at Cre8asiteforums are on the topic of web page resolution.

This is a post I made in an old blog over a year ago, but that blog no longer exists and I had to go hunting for this information again today.

I’ve been an Amazon affiliate for awhile but hadn’t actually been using it.

I had an interesting issue come up with a client recently.

Looks like the Nokia Design folks have a YouTube channel where they are sharing some conceptual videos exploring the (potential) future of mobile communications.

The @media 2007 web site has just been launched, and you can now register to attend:

While the popularity of MySpace is no secret there is a site that has become popular by riding the coattails of the social networking giant. The design of users profiles has become an important part of the social networking scene.

Though you could read about the overall process of creating natural websites and integrating all aspects of web design, SEO, usability and accessibility in the process before, some more information about structuring your website may be useful as well.

Google’s modeling applications received an upgrade earlier this week; SketchUp 6 (free) and SketchUp Pro 6 (not free) are now available. Most of the new features relate to the software’s 3D capabilities.

As more and more of the world logs on to Web, we know that now is not the time to experiment with design, or to assume what works in the real world works in the virtual world. It’s time to apply what we know works, and what works is entirely dependent upon the end-user.

Seth Godin has a great post on the difference between strategy and tactics.

The field of Web Design is one of the most rapidly growing areas in the world of commerce.

In a great example of blogsourcing, my idea to gauge Second Life against the Gartner Group Hype Cycle is being refined thanks to a post from Linda Zimmer.

If I mention the word design it’s likely to call up images of creative graphics, artistic layouts, and decorative aesthetics. But is that what design is all about? Are all those fanciful wows necessary to have a successful web design?

When you create a new site design, you should always remember a few key points. If you don’t, not only is it bad for search engines, but also visitors.

Niall Kennedy wrote on his blog that The Yahoo Developer Network provided a short preview of the soon to be released del.icio.us webbadge.

Why do people buy your products? Why do they purchase any product or service? One thing’s for certain, it’s not about the price.

Site design is a primary determinant in online shopping.

SEO Question: Is a Yahoo! Directory registration worth it? How do I know what directories are worthwhile? What directories should I submit to? Do you have any good site submission tips?

Trend blog PSFK figured out a great way to leverage crowdscourcing and social media to round up 2007 trend predictions.