Brings CSS Based Layouts, User Experience and Interface Accessibility Expertise to London Agency
London, ON – Oct. 28, 2010 – Honey Design, an award-winning marketing communications agency in London, today announced the addition of Rob Little as web developer. Rob will join the web development team at HONEY in design, prototyping, development and testing of web sites for clients.
Hard Day’s Night, originally uploaded by LittleCoding.
Inspired by the Wayne MacPhail and Curtis File talk on The Making of Maker Culture at PodCamp Toronto 2010 this past February, I have decided to open up the content of my upcoming talk at PodCamp London 2010 to the online community for both editing, feedback and input. And what better forum to do this in then my own blog.
The topic of my talk at PodCamp London 2010 will be The Etiquette of Twitter. The basic goal of this talk is to discuss how all Twitter users can establish and/or enhance their presence and reputation, while also improving and stream lining the content of their tweets. But most important I want it to be about the points of day-to-day Twitter etiquette you find most important, useful and even ones that you would just like to know a little more information about. And do not forget to let me know about your pet peeves of tweets. After all etiquette is not just things to do, there is also a big list things not to do.
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This post is part of a series opening up the content of my session The Etiquette of Twitter for PodCamp London 2010 on May 8th. This post is for the topics of Acronyms and Short Codes and Quoting.
With only 140 characters in in witch we have to create our tweets, space can be at a premium to say the lest. But you can take it to far and end up sounding like a texting teen. So here are a few of the most commonly used acronyms and short codes from twitter used these days:
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This post is part of a series opening up the content of my session The Etiquette of Twitter for PodCamp London 2010 on May 8th. This post is for the topics of Retweet vs Via, Mentions and Multi-User Twitter Account.
Now we all know the deal with RT (retweet) and via, but why is there two of them? Besides the just the obvious difference in their tweet structures, the two have evolved to have their own acceptable rules of use. A RT as the name implies is doing a simple repost of the same content while identifying the source. The via on the other hand is not an exact copy of the original tweet. This freedom of interpretation allows you to shorten, edit or even rewrite the original tweet to fit your needs.
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This post is part of a series opening up the content of my session The Etiquette of Twitter for PodCamp London 2010 on May 8th. This post is for the topics of Link and URL Shorteners, Hashtags and Pet Peeves.
Links are a big part of the fun of Twitter. They allow for the inclusion of all type of media. But there are some very important Do’s and Don’ts when using links in a tweet.
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To know more about why styles are disabled on this website visit the Annual CSS Naked Day website for more information.
Over the last few months I have been playing around with a new hierarchy of my heading tags in the content markup of a few site and I have been more then happy with the results to date.
So enough chit chat and formalities, lets get to the code!
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Siberian Squill, originally uploaded by LittleCoding.
Every spring the Squill are the first flower I see emerging from the winter past and it is not long before Siberian Squill and Striped Squill approach a take over of the green space that is the lawn.
Gino’s East of Chicago
Gino’s East of Chicago, originally uploaded by LittleCoding.