Archive for the 'work' Category
Tuesday, July 22nd, 2008
People in business will lose a percentage of that business however successful they are, however good their service is, and however good their products are.
Changes in market trends are the main cause.. Today the current market trend being rumours around the big ‘R’ for recession.
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Monday, March 31st, 2008
Work can all too often take over our lives outside the office with various ways to ’stay connected’.
However, I encourage you to make your office hours more productive by offering the following relaxation techniques every geek can use.. try the following tips that I use, you may find they will allow you to see things differently and achieve your work/life goals more successfully and more effectively.
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Monday, March 31st, 2008
When I was leaving SxSw earlier this month, I picked up an American magazine called .Inc.
It caught my attention as it had Ev, the Co-Founder of Twitter being interviewed.
I definitely recommend you check out the Magazine, or the website which are both fantastic. On the website you will find a whole multitude of feeds you can subscribe to, depending on what type of business information you are looking for.
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Tuesday, March 18th, 2008
Well, the creme de la creme Web Design and Development Conference in Austin, Texas certainly lived up to its formidable reputation.
And it’s hard to put into one blog post an event that encompasses so many aspects of the web, real time social networking, some marketing, and a lot of partying with new friends.

One interesting statistic was that it was thought 20% of America’s iPhone users were at SxSw. There were a lot of iPhones, and Apple products everywhere you looked. It felt like being part of a community just by having similar gadgets with these folks.
I really loved the openness of the event, it’s true - you can sit next to a Vice president of Yahoo! on one side and an A list web celebrity on the other.
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Sunday, January 27th, 2008
People contact me for tips and resources to improve their learning and find out what it takes to work in Freelance web design and development.
All of us were in this situation at one point, not knowing how and which direction to take. So I feel it’s good karma to pass on and share this knowledge.
So you know what I’m referring to, here are some examples recently from visitors to Jayonline:
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Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008
Without a doubt, the best CSS / XHTML training you can give yourself is pick up any of these books to learn about front end web development.
Most of the books involve learning and adapting web pages using CSS based layouts. Some are new, some are classics. I have learnt valuable tips on working practices for CSS management, color palette selection, and also layouts using CSS3.
Books like ‘Don’t make me think, and ‘Bulletproof..’ make you question ‘Why should I do it this way..?’. Then they cover alternatives you may not have considered. Some of these books are in their Second edition, a testament to how well they are written and deservedly gaining a place on any discerning geeks bookshelf.
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Sunday, December 2nd, 2007
Here’s a link to an article over at Freelance Switch. There are many Blogs about really useful aspects of freelancing life, with tips and great articles.
They have listed 10 of the best. Enjoy..
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