September 30, 2008 – 11:24 am
I love the MN design community. It’s filled with people that go out and build stuff to scratch their own itch. The latest example of this: Websota – built by the FiveTechnology team 1.
“Aaron Weiche of Five [Technology] wanted a home for the great web design work close to home here in Minnesota.”
There are [...]
April 11, 2007 – 12:06 pm
What makes a weblog?
For me, the following:
Posts with publication dates
Search
Feeds
Clean, descriptive, human readable URLs
Supports one of the weblog APIs (Blogger, MetaWeblog, Atom)
So I’m a Flash Guy, but here’s my current dilemma.
Currently I have no site of of my own. I used to host JakeFreeberg.com off a machine at home, but that’s just a bad solution. It allowed me to play with WordPress and MovableType installs and learn a few things, I really need to put some [...]
February 6, 2006 – 6:30 pm
Tired of trolling and losing track of the people you’ve offended?
coComment + the Troll Cap.
Tell me and TechCrunch when you whip mash it up.
December 30, 2005 – 10:14 am
An interesting blog authored by two lawyers “devoted to the RIAA’s lawsuits of intimidation brought against ordinary working people”.
December 2, 2005 – 8:51 am
Some mighty single guy living in Minneapolis gave MNteractive.com an honorable mention for best Twin Cities blog 2005. Nice.
Thanks anonymous mighty guy.
November 30, 2005 – 12:33 pm
Back in the day, 37signals was a web design and development company – like any number of other places in downtown Chicago (and elsewhere). Jason’s done an excellent job of offering interesting products and services to market. My personal favorite was their $2000 one-page redesign. Brilliant.
Like all service firms should – 37signals is migrating [...]
November 17, 2005 – 11:16 pm
I’ve read Signal vs. Noise for a good chunk of it’s 6 years. More in it’s early days, less lately – but it’s still in my aggregator. Jason Fried and the gang and 37signals has always made me think and MNteractive gets a good chunk of traffic from our comments over there.
A couple days [...]
October 17, 2005 – 2:33 pm
I read through Jakob Nielsen’s Weblog Usability: The Top Ten Design Mistakes. As someone with a couple of weblogs, I only agree with two of his “mistakes”. The rest of them have valid, strategic uses.
No Author BiographiesSure, a general “I like puppies and long walks on the beach, I dislike mean people” is useful. We’ve [...]
August 17, 2005 – 5:33 pm
Let’s review the 7 Mistakes for your First Week Blogging.
Sure. A custom theme. Um, WordPress themes are easy enough to find and switch out. Yes, part of me cringes a little when I see the default WordPress theme, but honestly I still read the first post. If I like it, I shoot straight for the [...]