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Web Design It's Not Just For PCs Anymore

April 29, 2009 By Brent Chaters Leave a Comment

I have been working in the web design/development community since 1998 and it seems like every time the web takes a step forward it means two steps back for developers. A lot of the same issues that plagued developers when dial-up was still predominant are issues still today. Not because people are on dial-up, but […]

Filed Under: Design, JavaScript, Navigation, Technology Tagged With: code, Design, designers, designing, devices, interface, iphone, mouse, mouse over, site, touch, touch device, touchsmart, web, web design

Editors Going Extinct or a New Breed?

Editors Going Extinct or a New Breed?

April 23, 2009 By Brent Chaters 4 Comments

Having recently taken up blogging I have discovered one major issue. There’s no editor. Nobody to really ask you is this what you really mean to say? It’s a simple click publish and there it is your article up and out there live for everyone to see. I know at some point I’m going to […]

Filed Under: SEO, Technology, Web 2.0 Tagged With: articles, book, content, editors, electronic, publishing, read, SEO, words

Why the Kindle Should be Free (or Some Other e-Reader)

April 22, 2009 By Brent Chaters Leave a Comment

When Amazon launched the Kindle they missed a great opportunity. It’s not like they need it, but they should have made the Kindle FREE. The e-book reader market is still a developing market, but we’ve seen that whoever is king early on is often hard to knock down once they are on top. Amazon could […]

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: amazon, amazon store, book, book reader, books, books written, digital books, kindle, kindle free, market, news papers, print, profit, reader, reader market, readers, reducing costs, section book

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