I was looking through the 937 photos tagged webstock08 on flickr to find the perfect one. I gave up because, despite the many historical references at the conference, I couldn’t find a single photo with the past in the background. I choose this one because, well, I couldn’t resist the Gruffalo (thanks to Titine who [...]
Don’t take my word for it. Even if I wanted I couldn’t cover everything to do with webstock. Lots of other people have written something about the 2008 webstock conference, and I’m sure there will be more. After all the other webstock conferences there has been some form of audio or video recording, so the [...]
At the two day 2008 Webstock conference last week there was so much information, some many ideas and rich jargon and hype, I grasped for a way of staying in touch with reality. To get away from the highfaluting, I asked people about websites they worked on or liked, plus some tips. Here are some, [...]
Setting out to build a new website or set of online tools can be pretty nerve wracking. No matter what research and insights have been captured, how many people have been surveyed, and advisors consulted it’s hard to know if anyone will actually find what you’ve done as useful and exciting. The syndrome of “build [...]
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