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Posts Tagged ‘Borders’
Contact forms are the best way to attract visitors and to interact with them. A creatively designed and inspirational contact form is the most appropriate way to say welcome to your visitors and invite them to use your services. A comprehensive and stylish form persuades the visitors and helps build their confidence in the [...]
How the World Is Using Cellphones [INFOGRAPHIC]
In: web resources
4 Dec 2010Wilson Electronics, Inc. sent us this interesting (rather large) infographic outlining the demographics of cellphone use (click for full version). The infographic illustrates, among other things, the number of cellphones per capita in various countries, the rate of cellphone adoption in the U.S. during the past decade and the acceptability of certain behaviors regarding cellphone [...]
Envoy to solve latest Google Maps border dispute?
In: web resources
6 Nov 2010A Nicaraguan general accuses Google Maps of displaying erroneous borders between his country and Costa Rica. Now the secretary general of the Organization of American States has to sort it out. Originally posted at Technically Incorrect Go to Source
When Web Design Goes Too Far
In: web resources
20 Oct 2010Just as there are fantastic web designs launched every year, there are even more websites launched that are atrocious and go too far with design. What are the parameters for an artist or web design creator on knowing when to step on the brakes with their design? The most common mistakes made in designing a [...]
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