Tag Archives: say-it-with-links

This article addresses common mistakes among large organizations when it comes to run a corporate website. To read before you go to bed: from Smashing Magazine.

Fun from the negligee lingerie company: after getting canceled on V-Day, an insanely smokin’ model brings the fun at the office of her soon-to-dumped-bf. What follows is NSFW. Provocatively brought to you by Agent Provocateur.

This iPhone application has everything to get your party going! The drunk dial function seems quite fun. One more reason to get an iPhone.

When entering a new year, it helps to get updated by checking on the basic need-to-know items in the online world for the year to come:

Have fun and hope you’re ready for a full 2009.

say it with links

If you are a webdesigner and can’t find inspiration tonight, here a list a “100 beautiful blog design” gathered by hongkiat.com. I call it a complete list covering the importance of a great web interface: colors, font, attractive logo, text alignment, effective navigation, inspiratio, etc.

This link will be more appropriate for the developer, here James Lao build a script that helps you building an Ajax powered Shopping cart. You can download the source codes or just demo it if you are curious.

If you like the iTunes coverflow, and want to reproduce it on your site. On this site, you will find 10 great javascript sources to download. Those scripts are light and very nicely done.

Okay, i was really bored during Labor Day weekend… i was looking a site where it could explain how to solve a Rubik’s Cube. Once you get it, you can impress your co-workers on Monday.

This link will be very useful for the Google fanatics. If you want to become the ultimate Google user, this complete list of tips and tricks will make your life easier.

And to finish, if you are nostalgic, Youtube stores an awesome compilation of artistic videos of the greatest moments in Art (with the A Capitale). So to make sure you click this link, you will find John Coltrane performing ‘My Favourite Things’, Ella Fitzgerald duets with Dinah Shore, Oasis and Madonna’s first live performance, Jack Kerouac reading from On the Road! And more!

  • Once in a while we have to lookup stats to search for specific data. Thanks Nationmaster, for sharing the goods.
  • Don’t throw away your obsolete charts to the recycle bin. Swivel is a community that appreciates and shares them.
  • Rating websites at Ok or Ko can be fun, but eventualy you’ll get bored. Trust me.
  • Ever wanted to know what a webpage is truely about with a simple glimpse? Here’s instant Tag Clouding device for you.
  • Download and read the many MIT Media research Theses available and learn from the students.
  • Time for fun! Visit the Funky Forest, an interactive ecosystem where children create trees with their body and then divert the water flowing from the waterfall to the trees to keep them alive.
  • Friday already? Geez, was that the shortest week ever or what? Time for our every-other-Friday rendez-vous with our recently added bookmarks.

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    • Tired of hitting Apple + D (yeah, control D for 90% of the population, or 68% of our dear readers) to save a web article for later? Be honest, why bother, you know you will never read it. Busy reader, rejoice, I might have something for you. Since I’ve started using Instapaper, I actually COME BACK to read my bookmarked pages. When you come across some content you want to save for later, just press a bookmarklet and the page will be stored in your Instapaper list. And it’s optimised for that iPhone that you’re drooling over.

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    • You got used to tracking your Amazon shipment via a Fedex widget, the LED sign on the platform says that the next L train to Manhattan will arrive in 17 minutes and you now all of your ex’s outs and abouts thanks to Facebook and other social networks. But did we really need that online Pizza Tracker by Domino Pizza? via the fine guys at Core77

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    That’s it for today. And for the week. Looking forward to Monday. No, I’m kidding.