Files from last week . . . javascript flash sniffer, and text in flash

March 11th, 2007 by kramer

Download them here:

http://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~kramere/vico473/downloads/flash-text.zip
http://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~kramere/vico473/downloads/flashSnifferJS.zip

The Future of Web Apps

March 8th, 2007 by Zach

Some great presentations on the future of web apps are available for download in mp3, and pdf from http://www.futureofwebapps.com/

One of interest to me was Khoi Vinh of NYTimes.com. He talks about how they design for SEO, usability and scalability. MP3 | PDF

Final Project (Requirements)

March 8th, 2007 by Zach

Final Due on Server by the Final Date (Tues, March 13th, Noon)

Turn in Requirements

  • Folder called Lastname_Lastname
  • Plain Text (.txt) file with summary of what each person did called Lastname_Lastname.txt
  • Publish index.html that has your project’s main swf embedded in it.

Requirements

  • Published .swf is under 100k
  • frame rate is 30 or above
  • fla has 1 frame
  • Content is complete, no placeholders
  • Engaging Content
  • Design and Content appeal to intended audience (including size)
  • Well Designed Interface (easy to navigate and intuitive)
  • Assets in sub-folders
  • Fonts are embedded

Video Download to TV

March 7th, 2007 by sewell6

Cool idea…

Read Article

Video Download to TV

March 7th, 2007 by sewell6

Pretty cool idea…

Read Article

Myspace Age Check

March 7th, 2007 by sewell6

Congress trying to pass a law to obtain parental consent for underage Myspace users.
Read Article

Hangman Game

March 5th, 2007 by m83

Here is rather lame hangman game, but I want to make it little bit more edgier.  I’m brainstorming but if you have some ideas that would would make crazier, that would be cool.

lyons_hangman_v003swf.zip

Wilson Game(new)

March 5th, 2007 by AdamW

Here is a new version of my game….there are still quite a few problems to workout.

Here is the game.

For those who shun Microsoft… but useful to all - OpenOffice.org

March 4th, 2007 by navaroli

OpenOffice.org is a free office suite comprable to the ever popular Microsoft Office. It is an open source project which means any programmer can download its code and tool kit if they wish to develop or contribute to the project. Some of its goals are to help in reducing the ridiculous marketshare that Microsoft (expensivly) holds and to create a uniform international standard (that is FREE!) Just think how much money would be saved if half of the government offices, schools, and, businesses of America did not shell out the cash to put Microsoft Office on all of its computers. Oh yeah it relys heavily on XML for its document file formatting as well. Another goal of OOo is to be the cross platform choice. Not only does it work on versions of windows 98-vista, it is compatible with Mac OSX, Linus, and a few other smaller opperating systems.

I use this at my office and it does everything Microsoft can do including interpreting just about every Microsoft document out there. Just a suggestion for the next time you find yourself with a computer that doesn’t have Office on it and you haven’t been able to get the discs from your friend yet. You can get this for free online just by downloading it. Here is the wikipedia article for more information too. It is a little more digestable than the official webiste I think.

4 Steps To Effective Web Design Pricing - Tips from a freelance designer

March 4th, 2007 by navaroli

Perhaps one of the hardest skills to learn in web design is how to fairly and effectively price your services. A project quote can either sell a client, or turn them away. Here are some guidelines on how to develop a web design pricing guide. A lot of people have different methods for coming up with their prices, but this is just to get you started. This guide only deals with charging per project. There are other ways of charging clients, but per project is the easiest and perhaps the most widespread method of pricing.
READ THE REST OF THE ARTICLE.