I like sports. I'm sure other people do, and like me, don't always have time to watch them and visit websites such as nhl.com or nba.com.
But these websites are hideous. Let me count the ways.
Take this screenshot of the NHL official website for example. What the hell is that space on the right side? Can they not design the website for different resolutions? At the very least provide a less cheesy background. There are also scores of current games, and even future games with the scorecard labeled team y 0, team x 0 .. as if they were playing and haven't scored yet- but they're not. The website also shows this "channel feature on the left side... and i remember seeing that in... 2004, and we're still using that layout 4 years later. Fail. I'd provide more screenshots of other sports websites but it really is just more of the same.
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Thursday, May 8, 2008
my new apple pin/lapel
It finally came in the mail. Looks pretty snazzy. I got it for attaining the level of Product Professional in their online sales training. so.. it means nothing. did i mention it was shiny and pretty? and from apple?
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
web 2.0 good and bad
There is a lot of crap everywhere. Web 2.0 is no exception. I have a few examples of good, and the bad.
new (to me)
Gamasutra - The Art & Business of Making Games
Uncrate | The Buyer's Guide For Men
ChaCha. Good Answer.
classics
popurls® | popular urls to the latest web buzz
Twitter
and the (god) awful
Funny Website - Cracked.com - American's Only Humor & Video Site Since 1958
CollegeHumor - Funny Pictures, Funny Videos, Funny Links!
Break.com - Free videos, pictures, and comedy for guys
new (to me)
Gamasutra - The Art & Business of Making Games
Uncrate | The Buyer's Guide For Men
ChaCha. Good Answer.
classics
popurls® | popular urls to the latest web buzz
and the (god) awful
Funny Website - Cracked.com - American's Only Humor & Video Site Since 1958
CollegeHumor - Funny Pictures, Funny Videos, Funny Links!
Break.com - Free videos, pictures, and comedy for guys
Saturday, May 3, 2008
t-shirt experience
I had a recent post about my time in San Francisco, but that post left out that awesome t-shirt I bought there from a vendor on the street. The vendors (and me) just began to realize that it was raining, and they began to close shop. I stopped by and they decided to give me a shirt for 15 instead of 20.
I was very happy with this shirt.
But when I washed it for the first time the ink faded.
Fortunately I picked up their business card, wrote them and email and got a super speedy response and they said they'd ship me a new shirt on the double. Pretty good service for buying a a shirt on the street.
If not for the internet, I'm not sure how this woulda played out.
They get an A+ in my book,
http://loveprojectsf.com/index.html
be warned though, they auto play music ( a no no )
I was very happy with this shirt.
But when I washed it for the first time the ink faded.
Fortunately I picked up their business card, wrote them and email and got a super speedy response and they said they'd ship me a new shirt on the double. Pretty good service for buying a a shirt on the street.
If not for the internet, I'm not sure how this woulda played out.
They get an A+ in my book,
http://loveprojectsf.com/index.html
be warned though, they auto play music ( a no no )
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