Archive for November 2008
A few months ago, I blogged about a new project called Google Lively (http://blog.integricity.com/2008/07/23/lively-addition-to-the-google-universe/) Just yesterday, Google made an official announcement that it was pulling the plug on the 4-and-a-half-month young project, a brainchild of Niniane Wang (she’s quite a … Continue reading →
Okay, HTML tables have been around since the beginning of time… they probably hung around with the dinos back in those days too. Many a design for both the front and backend (especially the backend!) really looks crappy. I know … Continue reading →
This is from Seth Godin’s blog, and I completely agree with him! Every company that works online today ought to consider hiring three amazing people to lead these projects: 1. COMMUNITY ORGANIZER. Find and connect and lead a tribe of … Continue reading →
Auto Bavaria has decided to start their Christmas celebrations early this year due to the fact that it’s their 20th Anniversary as Malaysia’s premier BMW distributor. Check out this awesome site we made for them, especially those of you who … Continue reading →
A good (and short!) read. Right from the primaries, the Obama campaign showed how powerful harnessing the Internet and mobile devices could be. Supporters were encouraged to set up their own blogs, download chat and social network avatars, site widgets, … Continue reading →
Maybe I’m just an anal kinda guy, but when I see websites with beautiful images that come out jaggy, I cringe. It’s one of those things that gets under my skin, and find hard to accept. I was surfing a … Continue reading →
