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How to choose the right demographic for your site
This is part 3 of a series of posts describing the steps in developing a web site based on Web 2.0 technologies.
Having made it through our previous post, you hopefully have a solid idea of what your site will be about. Now, the question is:
“Who is your target audience and why does it matter?”
This may [...]
What should be the focus of my website?
The lesson of the day is again on the topic of how to develop a website from scratch using currently available technologies. In particular, we will cover answering the following question:
“What should be the focus of my website?”
This isn’t exactly a technical question but since you will need to know the answer before proceding I figured at [...]
“How can I build a website?”
I attended a very interesting and informative conference today #BIBA (Big Ideas, Big Action) in Washington, D.C. It was an interesting mix of artists, government agency workers, technical consultants, and entrepreneurs. Although there were a number of great conversations to be had, the most interesting one wasn’t about the newest technologies or the hardest problem to solve [...]
Issues with displays of Lists of Buttons in Adobe Flex
My lesson of the day:
“How to avoid display issues with lists of buttons in Adobe Flex when scrolling”
I was working today on a web application based in Adobe Flex, a Rich Internet Application (RIA) language and was having issues with the scrolling of a list of buttons causing mistakes in the rendering of the buttons. So, [...]