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Just fiddling with the "google webmaster tools" service. This is kind of useful to know.
BA21 > stream > page 3
Isn't is cool that our portfolio items get dropped into our stream, but area also readily available (dynamically) in the "portfolio" tag page?
BA21 > stream > page 2
Cameron. has added a photo to the pool:
The screens can look really interesting with all these content types in one place. Usually, bloggers keep a main content area with text "blog" posts, and twitter, delicious, flickr in a sidebar (usually each with it's own little design standard).
This way the item is designed around the content type, "link", "image", "video", "quote", "conversation". If an item doesn't fit into any of these, it gets a "regular" design -- title & body.
BA21 > stream > page 1
Cameron. has added a photo to the pool:
These are large, full resolution screen grabs (safari + pdf export saft plugin + preview png export + iphoto + flickr export plugin). they look really great in full resolution. taken to help visualize how Sweetcron has helped us create a "blog" with nothing more than a few feeds and a little bit of time. (BA21)
Page 1 snapshot of the stream. A photo posted to Tumblr, a few links, a quote... you get the idea. It's a stream.
BA21 > explore
Cameron. has added a photo to the pool:
These are large, full resolution screen grabs (safari + pdf export saft plugin + preview png export + iphoto + flickr export plugin). they look really great in full resolution. taken to help visualize how Sweetcron has helped us create a "blog" with nothing more than a few feeds and a little bit of time. (BA21)
Simple page layout, and the #1 way to browse our content is definitely not search -- but Tags.
Site sources include: Delicious, Twitter, Flickr, and Tumblr.
BA21 > home
Cameron. has added a photo to the pool:
These are large, full resolution screen grabs (safari + pdf export saft plugin + preview png export + iphoto + flickr export plugin). they look really great in full resolution. taken to help visualize how Sweetcron has helped us create a "blog" with nothing more than a few feeds and a little bit of time. (BA21)
The front door was designed to draw the visitor into our portfolio -- and as a dashboard for our recent activity.
The portfolio items are posted to a Flickr Group ("BA21") by Paul and I. These items get tagged "portfolio" in flickr, and these tags carry over into Sweetcron. With some tag-specific page design, our "portfolio" tag page becomes our portfolio.
The items in the recent stream are coming from many sources, but are posted neatly in a list with their date, title, and originating source (where it was posted to). This content is all being posted by Paul and I, however we are using each web service for what it's specific strengths are. This gives us the ability to put a completely custom front-end on any of these services.
red5studio
Cameron. has added a photo to the pool:
this game company uses large, detailed background images with a simple, yet effective image blur for the content, main nav, and side nav.
For some reason, the sidenav just doesn't look right. And the fade to color on the bottom of the content area looks funny.
Would like to see this with a fixed background and using the complex spiral css technique, fix a simple sliced-PNG background to the content area/nav.