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How to not have to print something that needs to be signed: Go to this page, have it converted into PNGs, save those, open them in fireworks, one frame per page, and then write and put in the sig image. Then Print to PDF and you’ll have your new PDF!

How to reduce that annoying IIS bug to once a day.

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From Kathy Sierra on wooing users…

• A successful website is one that makes a user feel like they are awesome.
• Adding randomness to a situation increases the chances for serendipity, which increases the chances that people will think an experience was perfect and was meant to be.
• Since lots of people still think the Internet is a “totally lame waste of time,” a successful website will give its users an easy way to defend their use of that waste of time to friends and family.
• A successful website will enable people to do something really cool really quickly. Minimize the learning curve for experiencing gratification.
• There are no dumb answers. Encourage people in your organization to answer questions, and keep encouraging them if they don’t give the right ones. A culture of answers is a culture of support.
• Jargon is valuable — it’s a rich language that passionate members of a community use to talk with one another efficiently and effectively. Don’t insist on not using jargon in order to make newbies feel more comfortable. Instead, create a space for newbies that is separate from the jargon users.

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great writing - found on Portland on Fire

Great designer and out-of-the-box thinker, great example of innovative communication and design in a homepage/portfolio site.