Category: Web Industry Blog

Other websites that I find appealing, or can learn from in some capacity.

Web Industry Blog

How much would you like to pay?

Example of offering a valuable spreadsheet behind a wall that says “How much would you like to pay?” I can continue on and pay 0 when I give over my email address, which I did. …

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Mellow Mushroom

A 2023 design example that I just love, cataloging here for inspiration. I like the CSS effect that follows the mouse, giving a trippy feel to the title in the hero area. It’s just the …

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Mastodon Research

Exploring the history, capabilities, and negative backlash of the web3 social platform. Fediverse, Decentralized, Web3.0 ActivityPub is the protocol used to exchange data on web3.0. Instead of 1 person/company hosting web files (godaddy.com, bluehost.com, etc.), …

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YouTube Join Channel vs the Super Thanks Button

This button is another way of monetizing creators for content. My thoughts on monetizing creators for content I guess is a liberal one. I think this type of subscription model really works and is the …

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YouTube “SUPER THANKS” Button

I ran across this “thanks” button for the first time. YouTube is calling it the “Super Thanks” button, and it is supporting what I’ve been saying for a while. I’ve talked previously about the accrued …

Developers Diary

Remember my decision…

This is the first time I’ve seen this. While researching what to do with my senior father-in-law, discover atlanta allows for the option to know my location, but only “until I close this site”.

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User Frustration Signals

By collecting, monitoring, and interpreting user data we can proactively see user frustration signals. Some of the signals are: Rage Clicks: repeated clicking on an element Error and Dead Clicks: clicks that go nowhere or …

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Guild Quality

Overall this site is simple with a strong use of whitespace and it uses color and animation most appropriately in a way to give the user more meaning of the information.