Malaysia website design blog
Fresh from the press, literally. Adobe is about to release a website cross-browser and operating system (OS) platform very soon. :D Adobe Systems unveiled a free preview of Adobe BrowserLab, a new hosted service that enables Web designers to quickly view and test their sites on a wide variety of browsers and operating systems. Compatibility … Read more
I stumbled on this unique idea by an advertising agency; BooneOakley, from the Adverblog. The idea uses the interactive hotspots YouTube now allows you to create within your YouTube video. As I recall, my first time ever seeing this interactive hotspots beind used was in some Street Fighter parody video. When I saw BooneOakley’s version, … Read more
Email spam is a continuous problem in Malaysia because we have no guidelines (yet), therefore no penalties towards these companies. Nonetheless, here’s a spam email of another Malaysia website design company who was promoting their Content Management System (CMS) solution. If you don’t know what’s a Content Management System (CMS), here it is in short: … Read more
Tanjong Golden Village (TGV) cinemas as long as I can remember was one of the first modern cinema theatres I visited – after Rex and Ruby. And in this millennium, online ticket booking is a must for most ticket oriented business. The power of convenience, time saving and escape from the odours of the masses … Read more
KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA – May 28, 2009– Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced the preview release of Acrobat.com Presentations, available for free sign-up as a public beta on Adobe Labs. Acrobat.com Presentations extends the Acrobat.com vision of enabling a better way for people to work together on the Web by providing a rich, engaging presentation … Read more
Featured topics in a website or blog are hard to miss. In a website, we either have rotating banners or carousels. In a blog, we’ll normally find carousels most likely powered by plugins – WordPress, woot! The idea is simple enough to interpret and hard to get wrong. But I was proven wrong, when I … Read more
Previously, I wrote about a new online service I found online called; fivesecondtest. To me, it’s a free online user interface design test service. The invaluable benefit of putting your design up for a test is you’ll get user centric feedback. Though this isn’t a full fledged usability test. Anyway, here are a few reasons … Read more
It’s been a really long time since my blog had press coverage. Last I remembered, it was done by The Star for the Merdeka Blogger Project headed by Minishorts. Yesterday, a friend jokingly told me over Yahoo! Messenger said, “Waaaah, u so famous wan ar till ppl wanna duplicate your blog :D http://bit.ly/8w5Si” :) That’s when … Read more
I was invited by Melody who called me for the Intel-Tumpang Core i7 launch event to come and watch Monsters versus Aliens. Besides it being an animated film (love ’em), Intel gave us a bigger treat. It was in 3D! And, there was grub – before the movie! Free food and free movie, win-win! :D Here’s … Read more
From the Sitepoint newsletter, they featured a new free user interface mockup design test online. The free online service is called; fivesecondtest. It’s a user community generated test to get feedback from millions of online users on your mockup designs. This might not be a full fledged usability test with cameras or mouse gesture tracking, … Read more