16 December 2004
Today's reading list
- The Most Hated Advertising Techniques
- complete css guide
- Not Funnies
- Several comic book related stories
- The Most Hated Advertising Techniques
- indicate what will happen if people click on them,
- relate to what people are doing online,
- identify themselves as advertisements,
- present information about what they are advertising, and
- provide additional information without having to leave the page.
- complete css guide
- Not Funnies
- Several comic book related stories
[ via Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox ]
It may be obvious, but people hate pop-ups. This article enumerates that at the other most-hated tricks of Web advertisers. More importantly, it also lists those techniques people liked:
They all basically go under the category of "honesty."
[ via web standards software and learning ]
A free, online guide to CSS from Westciv. I've read a few of their articles--good stuff.
[ via New York Times (mirrored) ]
[ via BoingBoing ]
An article from July on graphic novels. Discusses Chris Ware (Jimmy Corrigan) and several others. The NYT page has it for purchase. I found a mirror and then also copied it to my site. BoingBoing mentions that there's some new Chris Ware stuff in both Esquire and The New Yorker (both print-only).
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