Are Your Visitors Seeing What You Think?
A good article by Brian Livingston about how web users react to placement of elements on a web page.
Day archives: March 11th, 2005
In life after the bubble, tech takes a backseat
From TechRepublic: Five years ago Thursday, a pin pricked the Internet bubble. And in that five-year span, the tech-heavy Nasdaq has fallen by more than half, corporate America has pulled back its IT spending, a large swath of jobs have been cut across a number of industry sectors, consumer confidence has waned, and the tech …
Kids’ Rooms Becoming Multimedia Centers
From Yahoo! News: It wasn’t too long ago that a kid with a stereo and television in his room might have been the coolest on the block. Now, that just makes him one of the crowd. In the past five years, many children’s rooms have evolved into multimedia centers, with cable or satellite hookups, computers …
Invisibles Quiz – Movie Fun
Filmwise.com has a bunch of invisible quizzes where they Photoshop the people out of a film scene but leave their clothing and it is up to you to determine if you can figure it out. Boingboing.net has a link to an excel spreadsheet with 70 such scenes. While I do watch a lot of movies, …
The World’s Richest People
From Forbes.com: The rich had a very good year. The collective net worth of the 691 billionaires we could find is $2.2 trillion, up $300 billion from the combined worth of the 587 people listed last year. Every region saw gains. The world’s richest moguls now hail from 47 countries, including, for the first time, …