Laser beam
Just one gif from the blog mag0c0ro, they’ll make you think “What the hecks happening??” but none the less they are cool to look at. They also have a Vimeo Channel for more in depth wacky videos.
Bricss: Simple responsive design test page
There are some pretty complex testing tools for responsive designs out there. I even see people constantly resizing their browser window using on-screen rulers. The easiest approach to me is just a simple page with a bunch of iframes, like Matt Kersley’s test page. Because I always ended up…
Something for @kersley to check out.
"I’ve decided on the photos that I would like you to use on the website. They are attached to this email. Please send them back when you’re finished as they are my only copies. Thanks!"
Careful now (via clientsfromhell)
"Be sure to put every letter of the alphabet in the URL. I want my site to come up on that address bar list no matter what they start typing in there."
(via clientsfromhell)
Client: I can’t seem to find the search box, can you please make sure it’s working?
Me: The search box is in the top left hand corner of ever page.
Client: Is that on your left or my left?
"We’re a pretty forward thinking company - with pretty tech savvy employees. As you can see, we use Mozzarella Firefox."
(via clientsfromhell)
"Lastly, regarding SEO: We put about 1600 keywords into the keywords meta tag for the Home Page. Is that enough?"
(via clientsfromhell)
Liking these little videos for the Frietag product range. Nice use of animation, bit of fun but also helps to show the products full features. My favourite is this, F49 Fringe.
(by FREITAG lab. ag)
Tumblrs new messaging service, ‘Fan Mail’.
(via Tumblr Fan Mail messaging service launches, mobile updates coming soon | The Verge)
Client: The text is not black enough.
Me: It is set as ‘Black’ in the style sheet….
Client: Ok, but can you make it blacker than that black?
Me: Hold on, I’ll try something. Give me an hour.
I went to lunch.
Me: Okay, can you refresh your browser now?
Client: Yes, thats better, thanks.
"Transparent vector jpeg will do just fine."
The file format my client wants his photographs in (via clientsfromhell)
