Why the iPad is destined for Success

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Now, some people are convinced the iPad will fail, but as much fun as it is to make fun of its name, we have to accept the fact that it’s highly likely that Apple will reap great success with its newest product in the future, at least in the long term.

How to Fade Images on MouseOver with jQuery Javascript

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As far as visual aesthetics go, fading images has always been a pleasant and smoother experience for many users. Using jQuery, it’s actually very simple and easy to get that smooth fading effect on hovers. This is useful for making images change from grayscale to color or vice versa, and an assortment of other purposes.

10 Advantages to Simple Web Layouts

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While we can’t deny that artistic web pages are nice, and images sure are appealing, there’s also the other side of the argument.

Here are 10 reasons why it may be a good idea to keep your web pages simple, if not minimal.

Text on a Dark Site

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Dark sites have become very popular, and there are a few tips that should be kept in mind when working with black or near-black backgrounds with often white text.

How to Get Blog Traffic – the Sea Gull Way

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Whoever invented the saying “birdbrained” definitely didn’t have the right experience with birds, because a trip to the beach today showed a few gulls who demonstrated just how easy it can be to rapidly grow traffic.

And the good new is, it works perfectly for starting blogs as well.

The Twitter Self-Promotion No-No’s

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Yes, Twitter is revolutionary, and yes, it is a fantastic way to get a new client or visitor base.

But one thing that many people do not understand is that it doesn’t mean you should waste opportunities to get more readers or possible clients.

Think you’re using Twitter well for self-promotion? You may just want to reconsider that.