These four symptoms of Delusional Economics just became our new favorite meme, and they should send a shiver of recognition down your spine. When we hear “Basing a business model on revenue from nonexistent advertisers or customers”, all we see is the famous “Dot-Com Bubble”, which burst in the year 2000. Online entrepreneurs were done [...]

This article on convincing the average web user to switch to a non-IE browser is interesting, not because we should try to convince everybody what browser to run, but because it illuminates the mind of users. It’s easy for us web design folk to forget that to most users, half of what we say is [...]

It may be kind of an immature thing, but this site makes an important point. It’s aimed at the kinds of “clients” who post on Craigslist, with long wish lists for huge websites for which they explain that they can’t pay you… Take a deep breath and check out mute.co. Things these kinds of clients [...]

Surprising news from ReadWriteWeb: Chrome is Now the #2 Browser Behind Internet Explorer, Beating Firefox. It’s shocking because Google only launched their browser three short years ago. It’s doubly astounding when you consider that Firefox descended from Mozilla, which descended from Netscape… It’s a tried-and-true code base that’s had a long time to ripen, whereas [...]

Did you ever think you’d live to see the day when you’d read this headline? Here, wait, let’s hear it in OSNews’ own words first: “The world’s most popular operating system will not be receptive to Flash, and Microsoft openly stating Flash is history pretty much means that as a platform for the web, it’s [...]

Lunch Special Today: Reheated Mashables Aw, let’s reblog Mashable and call it a day! Here’s Mashable rounding up some digital media resources, from the past couple weeks. Some interesting finds we’ll pick out for you: 7 Best Practices for Improving Your Website’s Usability – Yeah, we’ll never get tired of nagging you about it. 4 [...]