posted by emily
It’s finally here – the long awaited Mullet Your Friend iPhone/iPad and iPod touch application by integritive!
We built this app just for fun – and fun it is! It features several different Mullet hairstyles, as well as a number of super-cool backdrops to choose from. You can take a picture right in the app (for iPhone users), or import an existing photo from your library. And the best part is you can post to Facebook or send the picture in an e-mail right away. We’re having a blast mulleting everyone we know, and we hope you will do the same!
Check out MulletYourFriend.com or go to http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/mullet-your-friend/id377451494?mt=8 to see screen shots and a full description and then download through the iTunes store.
Play around with it a bit and let us know what you think!
Rock on!
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posted by tom
The web comic XKCD recently ran a survey of its users where they were given a random RGB color and asked to name it. There were over 5 million responses and they’ve compiled the data with some interesting results. There were 954 ‘common’ names which are surprisingly accurate in their descriptions. This data could be useful for designers given a generic name like ‘reddish orange’ you can find an actual corresponding hex value to match it based on an average of screen types and visual perception. There is some interesting analysis here and if you’d like to take the test for fun (results are no longer collected) it’s still available here.
TAGS: color names, web design, XKCD
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posted by Terri Morrin
If you are a World Cup fan, click on this image. You won’t be disappointed…promise.
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posted by chad
For several years now I’ve used GMail along with Thunderbird (if you are a Thunderbird user and haven’t tried Thunderbird 3 and its tabbed email, then give it a spin. Its pretty sweet) as an email client and POP3 to access, read, and send email. Its been a nice solution for me and I’ve had little to no trouble. With the recent acquisition of an iPhone however, I had been itching to switch everything over from POP3 to IMAP. Afterall, accessing your email with POP3 on multiple computers/devices leaves you open to not only losing emails, but its a tremendous waste of time to have to sort thru emails on your desktop, then sort thru the same ones on your laptop, iPhone or whatever. Read the rest of this entry »
TAGS: Access Email across multiple clients, Emails, GMail, IMAP, POP, Thunderbird
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posted by john miles 5
Websites now come custom or template, elegant or complex, modern or classic, but the bottom-line with any web presence is:
Does it perform in the market place?
Here is a list of signs your website may be underperforming:
10. You haven’t gotten any leads or sales from your site in months.
Your site may have slipped down the search engine ranking list due to old content, a new competitor or lack of conversions.
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TAGS: asheville, underperforming, web, web design, web development
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