Showing posts with label website. Show all posts
Showing posts with label website. Show all posts

Thursday, August 20, 2009

moodspin - now in Beta - send your feedback



We are live in Beta!!


What is moodspin all about?

moodspin develops social media add-ons, that allow you to update your mood easily and visually on your social media sites, and to easily learn how your friends are feeling.

Today, we announcing the first phase, which includes integration with Twitter.


The brand-new Beta site (http://www.moodspin.com), provides an easy way for you to update your friends about your moods and activities - going beyond text, it actually updates your user image (not drastically, it either adds a colored frame to your image, or a little emoticon at the bottom), and also lets you write about your mood and status. Using moodspin, your friends will always know the mood you are in, and you could know how they feel, in real time.


To keep it simple, you don’t have to create a user name for moodspin – just log in using your Twitter account, and you are in!



How can you help?

Please check out the site at http://www.moodspin.com, and tell all your friends about it.

we would love to hear your thoughts and suggestions – this is an evolving project (our next phase is improving this version, creating an iPhone app and a Facebook app – do you have other ideas?)


You can DM or eMail us directly, or use the feedback form on the site (http://www.moodspin.com/feedback).

Also - please follow moodspin on Twitter and spread the word.

Thank you for sharing this great experience with us.


:-)


Etay & the moodspin team

Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Zend - Updated Website + Released Zend Server

ZEND just updated their website and released the Zend Server.

Congratulations!


E.T.

Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Veodia - Webware 100 award (2009) - PLEASE VOTE

Veodia won the Webware 100 award last year (2008)
and now, we are in the finals again!



Please vote for us!


Thank you,

E.T.

Tuesday, March 17, 2009

UnHub - Easy Way To Aggregate Your Online Presence



UnHub is a new service that helps you aggregate your online presence.

TechCrunch: "...What UnHub does is create a persistent iframe bar with tabs for all your online presences (e.g. your blog, Twitter stream, LinkedIn account, Flickr profile, blog comments etc.) linked to a dedicated URL you can easily share with anyone..."

So, now http://www.etaygafni.com is pointing to this page:



Let me know what do you think.

E.T.

Wednesday, December 31, 2008

Best Kids Websites for 2008 - The Redhead Award

This year, several kids websites (aka 'destinations'/'communities') made some waves and real money.
As kids are getting more sophisticated, the site's content and experience has to improve and be innovative.
While others created lists based on grown-up 'experts' or excel sheets ($$$), I went to my expert for an one-on-one interview.

These are the best kids websites for 2008 - as selected by my very own redhead, Danielle:




www.moshimonsters.com








www.clubpenguin.com







www.webkinz.com




www.LEGO.com





www.tutpup.com







www.shidonni.com


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As she has an opinion (or two...) about anything, let me know if you would like to read/see more lists by Danielle.

:-)

E.T.

Tuesday, December 23, 2008

Education.com Design Review...

I had the plasure to visit my friend Eliad at the Education.com office.
We had some good time and did a design review for their site (see previous note) and Veodia's future products...



E.T.

Wednesday, December 10, 2008

Google Tasks

I was trying out the new Google Tasks from the labs.
Simple and useful gadget.

In case you added it and cannot find it (like me...), look at the left navigation area:
I can understand why Contacts could be considered as a separated application that requires a left side navigation item/link and a full screen / desktop view, but I would expect the Tasks to be better integrate in the left side widget are, such as the Chat and Documents does.

Also, what with the Actions and the List menus?
It seems as the list actions and tasks settings should be unified and the 'Tasks' settings should have a separated access point.


Anyway, nice to have this at last.
Now I could keep a better track of all the things I will not do...
(It is like your Netflix queue, you never see any movie in place 5 or higher...)

E.T.

Tuesday, December 9, 2008

WebGuild: Web Usability Video

A little out dated, but interesting nevertheless.

Here is the video of the Web Usability Event on June 25 featuring Tom Chi, Senior Director - User Experience, Yahoo!, Jeremy Ashley, Vice President, Applications User Experience, Oracle, and David Nelson, Sr. Experience Designer, Adobe Systems.



E.T.

Monday, December 8, 2008

Design Resources: Boxes and Arrows



Boxes and Arrows is devoted to the practice, innovation, and discussion of design; including graphic design, interaction design, information architecture and the design of business. Since 2001, it’s been a peer-written journal promoting contributors who want to provoke thinking, push limits, and teach a few things along the way.

They have great (practical) articles and examples for design processes, prototyping methodologies and much more.

For example:

Learn and enjoy.


E.T.

Thursday, November 20, 2008

Competitive Learning: tutpup.com

Based on the good feedback I received on the 'Do the Math' post , I decided to recommend another great website.

http://tutpup.com focuses on Maths Game and Word Game Questions and include several levels.

The site has a very clean design, it is fun and easy to use.



And for the more competitive kids, it allow to play games and to compete with other kids, win awards and collect virtual prices.

The registration is optional and safe.
No real names, just cool nicknames...
(I dare you challenge Silver Bat 468...)

Have fun,

E.T.

Tuesday, June 10, 2008

Education.com - new design

Education.com, an education & child development site for parents, with parenting & educational resource, just got a new homepage design.



Good work Eliad!


E.T.

Monday, November 19, 2007

Zend.com

The updated Zend.com site launched yesterday.







Zend = The PHP company, build their site using PHP, and it is 'powered' by Zend Core, Zend Framework, Zend Platform and Smarty.

Additional information is available in the "behind-the-site" section.

Congratulations and good luck!


E.T.

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