How to create a mobile version of your website?

How to create a mobile version of your website?

Have you tried creating a mobile version of your website?
Here is a useful article that points the tips and techniques to ‘get your website mobile friendly’.

Tips and techniques to creating a mobile version of your website.

Tips and techniques to creating a mobile version of your website.

Whether you are in a quiet waiting room or a bustling restaurant, people around are mostly glued to their cell phones. Within the next five years, “More users will connect to the internet over mobile devices than desktop PCs,” says Morgan Stanley’s analyst Mary Meeker. With growing number of consumers browsing through web pages using their smart phones, it’s crucial for you to make your website accessible to these potential customers.

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The article also lights an argument on people’s preference over virtual and physical keyboard. Would you rather use virtual or physical keyboard? I prefer “cell” and tablets with physical QWERTY keyboard.

You may also enjoy reading :-http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2010/11/03/how-to-build-a-mobile-website/

25 amazing typography from dribbble

25 amazing typography from Dribbble

We all know of Dribbble as the most famous online designers community. While, it’s a great place to show off your skills, it’s  also a source of inspiration that lets you gather feedback about your work from the best designers around the globe.

There’s a tendency for people to think of Dribbble as a showcase of web design projects or logo designs. However,Dribbble also has a growing community of typography artists, digital artists and CG artists. Typography plays an vital role in  web design, branding whilst it also has a stand on its own.

In this post, I’ve gathered some finest typography artworks from Dribbble.

 Built by bearded by Matt Braun

typography  by matt braun

Typography by Matt Braun

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Steven Paul Jobs by Dylan Roscover

Steven Paul Jobs typography by Dylan Roscover

Steven Paul Jobs typography by Dylan Roscover

 

California 2011 by Fabio Sasso 

vintage style California 2011 by Fabio Sasso

Vintage style California 2011 by Fabio Sasso

 

Sale by Mike at Creative Mints

Save typography by Mike at Creative Mints

Save typography by Mike at Creative Mints

 

 Ticket Stub by Ryan Putnam

Ticket stub by Ryan Putnam

Ticket stub by Ryan Putnam

 

AppRemix by Carl DeCaire

App Remix by Carl DeCaire

App Remix by Carl DeCaire

 

Icograda Sitemap by Christopher Paul

Icograda sitemap by Christopher Paul

Icograda sitemap by Christopher Paul

 

Live to work by 55 Hi’s

Live to work by 55 Hi's

Live to work by 55 Hi's

 

Mr. Wolf by Henning Gjerde

Mr.Wolf by Henning Gjerde

Mr.Wolf by Henning Gjerde

 

Oliver David Christman by Greg Christman

Oliver David Christman by Greg Christman

Oliver David Christman by Greg Christman

 

TP Type by Jessica Hische

TP Type by Jessica Hische

TP Type by Jessica Hische

 

Lil Birdy by Victor Vasquez

Lil Birdy by Victor Vasquez

Lil Birdy by Victor Vasquez

 

Sexy Websites by Dave Ruiz

Sexy Websites by Dave Ruiz

Sexy Websites by Dave Ruiz

 

F by Francis Chouquet

F by Francis Chouquet

F by Francis Chouquet

 

Pleco Software logo design by Gert Van Duinen

Final Logo Design for Pleco Software by Gert Van Duinen

Final Logo Design for Pleco Software by Gert Van Duinen

 

All Abroad Suit POsters by Sarah Mick

All Aboard: Suit Posters by Sarah Mick

All Aboard: Suit Posters by Sarah Mick

 

Lefy by Brent Couchman

Left by Brent Couchman

Left by Brent Couchman

 

Coffee Lovers by Marcelo Schultz

Coffee Lovers by Marcelo Schultz

Coffee Lovers by Marcelo Schultz

 

Full Interface by Dann Petty

Full Interface by Dann Petty

Full Interface by Dann Petty

 

Light Bulb by Mike Kus

Light bulb by Mike Kus

Light bulb by Mike Kus

 

Stir brandling by Megan Kirby

Stir brandling by Megan Kirby

Stir brandling by Megan Kirby

 

Paris Wall by Martin Schmetzer

Paris wall by Martin Schmetzer

Paris wall by Martin Schmetzer

 

Bird Alphabet by Jessica Hische

Bird Alphabet by Jessica Hische

Bird Alphabet by Jessica Hische

 

Pixel Pops Logo Idea by Joey Hasty

Pixel pops logo idea by Joey Hasty

Pixel pops logo idea by Joey Hasty

 

Papercut Typography by Teresa Wozniak

Papercut Typography by Terera Wozniak

Papercut Typography by Terera Wozniak

Please feel free to post links to Typography that you may have also liked on Dribbble in comments!

Get instant answers to your question with Google Talk Guru

Get quick answers to your questions with Google Talk Guru

Google has a new Google Labs experiment out called ‘Google Talk Guru’. While not everything that Google labs tests out makes the cut, it is always fun to try the new innovations they are cooking up.

What is Google Talk Guru?

Google Talk Guru is a new Google bot that answers simple queries within Google talk. It responds to several commands and queries covering weather, sports, mathematical calculations, text translation, word definitions, currency conversion and even search Google all from the chat window.

Search for queries with Google Talk Guru

Search for various syntax in the Google chat window itself

How to use Google Talk Guru?

In order to use Google Talk Guru, you first need to send an invitation to guru@googlelabs.com in Gmail Chat, Google Talk or any other Jabber client. Since, Google Talk Guru is still an experimental feature, sometimes phrases will not work or will not give you the correct information.

Let us take a look at some examples of how to use the Google Talk Guru.

If you’re looking for the weather, you could type in ‘weather london’. You use the weather command followed by a city.

Various simple commands you can use for easy search results

Various simple commands you can use for easy search results

Is Google Talk Guru worth chatting with?

Like any other software or application in a testing phase; while Google Talk Guru may not work all the time. But it’s definitely makes it easier to search for simple equation without opening up the calculator or finding the definition to a word without pulling up a dictionary all from your chat box. Guru does answer a good variety of questions and it works right within your favorite IM app. It’s well worth adding to your friend list, especially for getting answers on the go on your mobile device of choice.