I’ve been working on a SharePoint installation and implemenation project at a client of my company for the past three months. I’ve been keeping a list of links that I used and some that I want to check out later.
Source: FotoliaHey there readers. Just wanted to share some valuable information that I landed on the other day while catching up with DailyBlogTips. I wanted to re-share the info to help novice designers make sure they are following some Best Practices of web design.
The load time of websites is one of the most important factors affecting its usability; most Internet users will just skip a site altogether if it fails to load within a couple of seconds.
For the past two weeks I’ve been onsite at a client of my company, Springhouse Education and Consulting Services, working on a large SharePoint Branding and Customization project. I have to work in a development environment with an install on a virtual pc on my laptop and finally on a client’s new dev server.
I am going to need a method to transfer my work from dev to prod since I’m working with WSS 3.0 and not MOSS, no content migrator.
I’ve been learning a lot about how Google ranks web sites and also how they penalize web sites and push them out of the SERPS and basically into a “web blackhole”. I’m learning all of this for a few reasons which are to keep the sites I manage and my work’s web site moving UP on Google’s rankings and NOT getting penalized.
This article from David Airey on how his site climbed out of the penalty and back into the limelight is a good one to read and learn from.
Well this looks interesting. Facebook has been making some great steps forward the past few months and more is to come from what I read on the FaceBook Developers group.
Anyway, this guy wrote a decent article about how to quickly create your first FaceBook app. Check it out. I’m in the process of trying to develop an application. When I’m done I’m sure I’ll blog about it!
I came across a link that sounded kinda cool and when I investigated it a little more, it was!! This new web app is called TimeBridge and can syncronize your Outlook or Google calendar between you (consultant) and other business contacts! How nice is that!?!
The article I read was on TechCrunch.com, give it a read to learn more! I think I’ll set this up to try it out as well.
“Ever wanted to match the look of your HTML forms with the rest of your website? This article demonstrates how to apply customized backgrounds to HTML forms, while preserving stucturally clean markup and accesibility.”
When the mouse pointer hovers over a link pointing to somewhere outside of your site, the script displays a small image of the destination page. It’s a nice visual cue that serves a very real purpose: providing a clearer picture of what’s ahead.
