Web Stats Software

The current web stats software our system administrator has implemented leaves much to be desired. As a result, I am looking for something else. Here are what the software should include: Third party hosting IP exclusion No image displayed on our website No stat limits (we receive hundreds of visitors a day; I need to… Continue reading Web Stats Software

Design Stealing

For April Fool’s, designer Douglas Bowman recreated his Stopdesign blog using the design of several well-known web designers (such as Jason Santa Maria, Dan Cederholm, Jason Kottke and Todd Dominey). He set it up so the stolen design will be completely random, so press refresh to get the whole effect. This will most likely change… Continue reading Design Stealing

Spruce Maps

I’ve been published on ALA! A very exciting time. I should point out that the article was originally written last summer, and I have learned a few things since then. Nevertheless, here is Spruced-Up Site Maps (or “Spruce Maps” as ALA cleverly named the URL) in all its glory. Looks like I got in in… Continue reading Spruce Maps

HotPepper.ca Development

Last spring, there was some discussion over at DxF regarding personal dingbats. I found the discussion enlightening and inspiring. As a result, it made me realize that I wanted to establish some sort of strong identity for myself on the Internet. The first step I wanted to take was to develop a personal dingbat. I… Continue reading HotPepper.ca Development

We Want a Cheap Superman

There’s a company I know that is offering a four month work experience position in website development. They are expecting the person they hire to have a lot of skills; maybe even unreasonably expecting.

HotPepper.ca Changes

For those of you who have visited my HotPepper.ca website outlining wifi locations around the world, you may want to visit it again.