Typography, StumbleUpon, Digg, Repeat Visitors, Web 2.0 and CSS
This article is a summary of some of the best articles and content I have read recently.
Taking a look at the subscriber count of “I love Typography” I am one of many people who are loving this fresh new blog. Great stuff: 15 Excellent Examples of Web Typography.
Tara from Graphic Design Blog also posts about Typographic Inspiration.
Blog Strom discusses Why “Real” People think Digg Sucks. This article is interesting stuff. How often do you find dead links on the homepage of Digg. Lately digg’s success seems to be it’s worst enemy.
Dosh Dosh gives advice on How to get repeat visitors to your website. Some useful points taken from the article:
- Is your site populated enough to encourage participation?
- How does your site feel to 10 random people who have never visited it?
- Are you providing information that is coherent with your search keywords?
- Does your website project a unique, familiar and identifiable voice?
Sarah from Bluejar.com gives a nuts and bolts CSS image positioning tutorial. Sarah’s blog is a good read, she recently ran a very good “How To” group writing contest which I took part in.
Han from Eruanna guest posts for Rhys from The Gospel According To Rhys about How to make your blog design Web 2.0. My sincere condolences go out to Rhys, Wales were knocked out of the Rugby World Cup on the weekend, and I know Rhys is a fan.
I am still loving StumbleUpon, although I find it a terrible procrastination tool. Here is a useful resource page: Stumble Add-ons.
Heading into the festive part of the year consider checking out some gifts from this cool site.
On a personal note I am celebrating passing 100 RSS subscribers on Pingable, so I have decided to add a feed burner counter. Cheers to all those who have subscribed.
Tags: CSS, Digg, StumbleUpon, Typography
Comments (12)
Thanks for the link love! Oh, poor Rhys … I guess it just gives us one more thing to nark on him about. :c)
Those are some cool StumbleUpon addons. Will need to give a few a try!
Thanks for the link love! Oh, poor Rhys … I guess it just gives us one more thing to nark on him about. :c)
Those are some cool StumbleUpon addons. Will need to give a few a try!
Thanks for the heads up!
I’ll check those out!
“Rhys from The Gospel According To Rhys writes about How to make your blog design Web 2.0.”
Actually that article was written by me as a guestpost!
“Rhys from The Gospel According To Rhys writes about How to make your blog design Web 2.0.”
Actually that article was written by me as a guestpost!
Sorry about that Han, I will make a correction and give you some link love for your effort.
Great post. Thank you very much!
I like the stumble add on page, I am doing stumble recently and I am really impressed with the fast result it brings.
Great post. Thank you very much!
I like the stumble add on page, I am doing stumble recently and I am really impressed with the fast result it brings.
The web typography was very helpful thanks. I’ve been in this industry for 3 years and I learned something new from your blog, cheers!
The thing that gets people coming back is stuff they are very into reading, and of course TELL them that the information is updated/changes regularly and make sure you DO change it. The longer the content is and keep it interesting the longer they will stay on your site (good for seo to), a cascading effect will ensue resulting in more and more readers.
The thing that gets people coming back is stuff they are very into reading, and of course TELL them that the information is updated/changes regularly and make sure you DO change it. The longer the content is and keep it interesting the longer they will stay on your site (good for seo to), a cascading effect will ensue resulting in more and more readers.
Another good point is to make use of the STRONG html tag. You can use it to draw attention to interesting bits of your text, if the person is put off by the huge amount of text they may just pass up reading it. But if you make some parts stand out, they may be inclined to read a little. This helps your seo in two ways, google likes the STRONG tags and the person stays on your site longer.