Category Archives: Design
Feb 19, 2008 by Matt | Posted in Design
What is the most annoying website on the web like? Well, there are a couple of satirical attempts to be the most annoying (view at your own risk), but they’re just trying to be funny (in an odd sort of way), but they’re not realistic.
In my opinion, the most annoying real website ever
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Feb 12
I figured it was about time someone compared all the candidates’ websites. This post is more of a gallery, as I’m not reviewing the designs in depth. I am, though, including a few bullet points below each design’s screenshot. My favorite designs are probably…
Feb 5
Michael of Pro Blog Design launched a new iteration of his blog’s sidebar on Friday. Since I knew about the planned update a couple days in advance, I snagged a screenshot of the old one before it was replaced. Stop looking at me like…
Feb 4
In a two-column layout, where should the sidebar go? Should it be to the left of the content, or to the right? This is an important question to consider. First of all, what are you going to put in the sidebar? Is it going…
Feb 1
“Web 2.0″ is kind of a ridiculous term. It’s array of meanings is so broad that it has virtually no meaning at all. Take a look at the Wikipedia page if you want to see some attempts at defining it. The term “Web 2.0…
Jan 17
I’ve been looking-through design galleries again… Today’s design roundup, 21 High-Impact Designs, will cover highly visual designs that really grab your attention as soon as they load. As usual, they’re the kind of really cool designs that you can just sit and look at…
Jan 16
Do you know what parts of your web browser’s chrome get the most attention (among “average users” anyway)? The are The “Back” button The scrollbar The tab bar Traditionally, people have argued that you should put important elements (e.g. navigation) near the scrollbar or…
Jan 11
Don’t you hate it when you print a web page, only to have a bunch of extra junk that generates several pages worth of ads, RSS icons, and navigational links? What a waste of ink (it costs you $8000/gallon, you know). Computers aren’t really…
Jan 9
AJAX, or Asynchronous JavaScript and XML, was probably the most-hyped web programming technique in the last two years. It’s no surprise, as it enables you to do a lot that couldn’t have been done just a few years ago. AJAX is being used in…
Jan 8
Here’s something interesting to think about: Should you simplify the design of your search fields? Looking at various sites, like IMDB and Amazon, I’ve noticed that a lot of sites feature drop-down boxes allowing you to pick what areas of the site to search…