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Posted in Beaconfire Wire on Jan 9th, 2012
Robert,
You’re absolutely right. I guess I still have a mentality that, somehow, if you’re paying for something, somewhere in the terms of service you have some protections. And if you’re paying for something that’s more enterprise-level, lawyers may have discovered any risks.
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Posted in Beaconfire Wire on Jan 9th, 2012
Good point, though it is no less true for tools or services you actually pay for. The whole issue of data in the cloud is going to get more and more “interesting.”
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Posted in Beaconfire Wire on Jan 6th, 2012
This is so true. Free services are awesome, but I’m always a little bit wary of them.
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Posted in Beaconfire Wire on Dec 12th, 2011
On one of my projects earlier this year for a major brand, they were interested in adding social features to their current site. In my heuristic evaluation I reviewed 4 brands – Gigya.com, wibiya.com, Addthis.com and ShareThis.com to see which of these tools would best fit their user and business needs.
Wibiya.com – is a free [...]
Posted in Beaconfire Wire on Oct 24th, 2011
I just love this blogs design. Is it Movable Type?
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Posted in Beaconfire Wire on Oct 24th, 2011
Nice blog, i allways love reading stuff like this.
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Posted in Beaconfire Wire on Oct 6th, 2011
I’m giving a thumbs down to ShareThis and switching to AddThis.
ShareThis has not processed the data from my blog. I seem to not be the only person with this problem as can be seen from link below. Note ShareThis has not responded in 12 days. To add my frustration to the topic there would have [...]
Posted in Beaconfire Wire on Sep 22nd, 2011
I found mylsef nodding my noggin all the way through.
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Posted in Beaconfire Wire on Sep 15th, 2011
[...] This marks the first major, high-traffic, content-heavy website to adopt a responsive design. The lead consultant behind the project is none other than Ethan Marcotte, the designer who wrote the book on responsive design. Much as ESPN changed the way we worked by being one of the first to launch a fully CSS driven [...]
Posted in Beaconfire Wire on Sep 12th, 2011
Non-profits are doing this, too — EDF’s new web site uses responsive design, too! More about why and what we did here: http://kiramarch.com/2011/09/responsive-design-handling-any-screen-size/
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