02 Apr, 2010
Posted by: Tabby Cat In: Social Media| Web 2.0| Web Design| technology
On April 1, 2010, our team sat through a launch ceremony of a website that we have painstakingly taken few months to do – a community portal that aims to engage the fathers in Singapore to be “present” in their children’s lives. The website - www.dadsforlife.sg - is sponsored by Ministry of Community, [...]
21 Mar, 2010
Posted by: Mr Otter In: .NET| DNN| Web 2.0| Web Design| technology
Was just rummaging my old tired brains on all the different programming languages and frameworks that we have worked with in Xtremax in the recent years.
Hmm. Just came out with an interesting Mind Map….
03 Apr, 2009
Posted by: Mr Otter In: .NET| Tech Talk| Web 2.0| Web Design| technology
Microsoft has launched Silverlight and as any other product it is gaining fame for itself. So, let’s review if it really has something new and advance to offer other than the old and most used flash. I have taken a course to compare both silverlight and flash side by side for each feature and functionality. [...]
03 Apr, 2009
Posted by: Mr Otter In: Tech Talk| Web 2.0| Web Design
Since the web is becoming the most powerful marketing and research tool for products and projects respectively. The Web Design needs to be more interactive. However, the web is not always good, they are black shaded or complex region which are not very must convenient for the general user to go through. In all this [...]
The Idea:
The main point when you are designing a web page is to be you should have an idea of what you are going to design and for what purpose the website is going to use. When a user opens the page it’s clearly shown that it is a website of what you are providing. [...]
Mr Otter asked a pretty interesting question, which to my modification, I could not answer. I just assumed that with many entrenched users, Twitter must be making money. I was also told by Mr. Otter that Facebook is not making money from the advertisements, despite the seemingly high valuation that most popular social networking site [...]
I have just watched a recent video presentation given by Evans Williams, co-founder of Twitter, explaining the explosive growth of this messaging tool, which was originally intended to be a side project. Twitter is based on a “very trivial and a seemingly simple concept,’’ allowing people to tell their friends what they are doing in [...]
