If you’re drawing a face at an angle, it won’t look right unless the eyes are drawn well.
With Tento’s Eye Angle Library, Amy Reeder Hadley has created a reference chart of eyes sketched from 30 different angles, along with an in-depth description of the subtleties of the eye’s appearance in each view.
Here’s a framework for analyzing and evaluating an ecommerce retailer’s market strategy, the “ChannelAdvisor Ecommerce Framework” by Scot Wingo. Scot goes on to examine Zappos and ideeli as examples.
[The] five pillars of ecommerce that make up the CEF:
Selection
Value
Ease of use
Trust
Merchandising
[F]or a retailer of any size to be successful, they need to [...]
Especially of part of the screen, for quick uploading. Not comprehensive, just the top tools.
Mac OS X:
Skitch
Jing
Linux (Ubuntu/Gnome):
GIMP – File > Create > Screenshot (or File > Acquire > Screenshot)
scrot
import (ImageMagick)
Windows:
Jing
More lists:
How to Take a Screenshot in Linux (Ubuntu)
How to choose the right screenshot program
Taking a Screenshot
OSX Screenshot Showdown – Jing vs Skitch
If you’re like me and still use the Twitter web interface for at least some of your tweet consumption, you might like this great little [[GreaseMonkey]] script: “Nested Twitter Threads” by Pratham Kumar.
When you’re reading tweets on the Twitter site, the script recursively grabs the previous messages in any @reply threads on the page, and [...]
“If you got an email from a stranger, who said they’d donate $200 to a charity of your choice if you had them to a vegetarian dinner, would you say yes?”
That’s the question Franke James answers for herself, in her dinner with a stranger blog post.
It’s a great story, and if you haven’t seen Franke’s [...]