Flickr is a photo sharing website and web services suite, and an online community platform, which is generally considered an early example of a Web 2.0 application.
I love Flickr! Its a great place to get your photos online, share photos among other flickr users, and best of all, its totally free! Continue Reading »
Last month, while surfing the web, looking for a theme to get a few ideas for my next project, I stumbled upon Grid Focus theme for WordPress, which I knew of earlier. I found out about Pink October WordPress theme which is created for Pink for October; an initiative started by Matthew Oliphant, which asks that any sites willing to help make people aware of breast cancer, change their template or layout to include the color pink, so that when visitors view the site, they see that the majority of the site is pink. Then after reading a short amount of information about breast cancer, or being redirected to another site, they are aware of the disease itself.
In the month of October, breast cancer is recognized by survivors, family and friends of survivors and/or victims of the disease. A pink ribbon is worn to recognize the struggle that sufferers face when battling the cancer. Continue Reading »
I love icons, and I love them crisp and glossy! I guess there’s loads of you guys out there who love glossy stuff too. Anyhow, the point..
Web feeds are used for providing users with frequently updated content. Content distributors syndicate a web feed, thereby allowing users to subscribe to it. Feeds are syndicated using popular aggregators like Google Reader and other popular feed readers.
These glossy Feed Icons are created from scratch using Photoshop. The zipped pack contains 2, 256×256 (approx. dimensions) PNG images, which you can use for free, on your sites, blogs, projects etc. provided you stick to the terms of use displayed below and within the pack. Continue Reading »
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