Developing a Color Scheme and Color Management Tips via Design Shack

Color Scheme is extremely important in Web Design. A well organized, informative site can easily be ruined by an abrasive color scheme. Bad color choices can make your site hard to read or just plain hard on the eyes. This is a good article I found on the subject written by Carrie Cousins.



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Build a Better Tweet

Twitter has become a great way to interact with clients and prospective clients while staying on the cutting edge of the industry.

Build a Better Tweet: A new study from Carnegie Mellon’s School of Computer Science called “Who Gives a Tweet: Evaluating Microblogging Content Value” has unveiled what we like to read, and what we don’t like to read, on Twitter. I have to say, the results aren’t all that surprising.

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10 Places to Find Potential Clients that You can Engage with Online

This post is a great resource to help freelancers find work.

10 Places to Find Potential Clients that You can Engage with Online:

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How To Deliver Exceptional Client Service - Smashing Magazine | Smashing Magazine

Great article at Smashing Magazine. I have been a fan of this kind of customer service for years in my early gigs in the restaurant industry. I consider this one of the most important aspects of any business.

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MC Frontalot :: Nerdcore Headquarters

MC Frontalot :: Nerdcore Headquarters:

I was perusing Netflix on my PS3 the other day and found a documentary called "Nerdcore Rising". It documented an early tour by Frontalot and his band. Very cool, funny and interesting stuff. If you haven't had a chance to check out his music and you like hip hop and well written and delivered lyrics, I would highly recommend you get some of this in your ear holes.

This Is Why I'm Broke

This Is Why I'm Broke

Love it. Expensive. But necessary.

JavaScript Passes Java in Popularity in Open Source Knowledge Base

Interesting stuff. I work in both Java and Javascript and am not surprised that Java use has declined in the past two years.

JavaScript Passes Java in Popularity in Open Source Knowledge Base