For those fed up with using spreadsheets to track billable project time, Madpilot Productions has launched 88 Miles. First up, I will admit that Myles had to point out the Back to the Future reference in the name. Cryptic 80’s … Continue reading →

An important but often-overlooked part of creating an audio file for podcasting is preparing the transcript. Having a transcript is important for accessibility reasons, but also because if they’re anything like me, your audience may not have time to listen … Continue reading →

Not having had much experience with audio production, recording the Perth Web Standards Group presentations involved a bit of a learning curve. Based on some excellent advice from the other WSG city groups, we managed to get a pretty good … Continue reading →

Do you Squidoo? If you’re marketing something, there’s a new tool that might be useful. I’ve been playing with Squidoo – I’d read about it when Seth Godin first announced it, but didn’t check it out fully until I read … Continue reading →

I’ve been using it for two weeks now and yes, it is very, very cool. When I was at WE05, I saw Measure Map screenshots in one of Jeffrey Veen’s presentation slides. I frantically scribbled in my notes “measure map … Continue reading →

As an Urchin customer who feels rather neglected, the launch of Google Analytics as a free service upsets me a little. I’ve made that point already: Urchin, Google, and why I’m not thrilled. But I’m doing my best to be … Continue reading →