If you own a domain you should maintain forwarders (email address aliases) for your addresses in the public domain record and direct them anywhere necessary. People tend to mistakenly sign up for “Privacy Protection” from their registrar because we all value privacy, right? Privacy is a good thing, who wouldn’t…
In the process of adding the lightbox plugin at fancybox.net to a client’s website (a children’s author/illustrator), it became necessary to integrate it with the jquery tooltip plugin that was already in place and in use on the site to create styled tooltip hovers on certain of the images there.
As the method of adding tooltips to the images conflicted with how the rel=”” attribute was used by the lightbox for grouping sets of images, this required a bit of alteration to the lightbox plugin.
It would seem, Gap has decided to revert to original logo (left) after the new one was welcomed by nearly unanimous criticism [Advertising Age article http://bit.ly/aO4yny ]
You need a good usability expert for your public facing website. The domain manager has improved greatly over the years (albeit somewhat slow). However, getting to the domain manager is a confusing and ever changing experience. Navigation should not be constantly changing depending on where you are in the site…
Apparently old search engines don’t die, people just stop using them. Seeing that Cuil.com had gone offline after some of the good work they were doing, and seeing some of the things they are working on at Blekko http://bit.ly/cgDX5E makes me wonder if anyone can truly compete with google’s dominance….