Handing over a web site to a client is always a satisfying feeling but is it always finished?
Of course you should always aim to complete everything on the client's brief and to their specifications but are there times when it is best to hand over the site when you still have some work to do?
Recently I have found more and more that I am handing over web sites that are perhaps only 90% complete or that have temporary solutions in place.
Do we need vowels in order to read effectively?
Neither arabic or hebrew use vowels in common use so are they really necessary?
Does our brain automaticaly fill in the missing information for us?
Read more: (Hand)-writing a blog post
I've got another new toy.
I was having a little trouble today to think of a blog post that would actually be interesting.
I was going to write about my experiences testing an SVN a copy of joomla I. 6 but the current state of the svn made that unproductive.
Why Twitter? What is it good for?
