Since the release of the new Google Maps API, there are some really powerful ways to create links from your site. These links could be a simple location, or they could be directions or even local searches. Here are some ideas of how to link to the New Google Maps. There are multiple ways to link… Read more »
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The HTML5 API opens up the ability to utilize a device's vibration functionality. While from a user experience standpoint you'll want to be very careful not to abuse this feature as most people will not be expecting a website to vibrate their phone, it's also very fun to play with. Here is the basic vibration snippet.… Read more »
There are many plugins out there that allow you to easily add social media sharing links to you website, but most of them add more code bloat than they are worth. You can add social media sharing to your pages without any bloat at all by either using hard-coded href urls or tying in some… Read more »
Fantastic Contraption is a Flash game where you build machines to get a certain object to its goal. Here is a compilation of solutions to all twenty puzzles using the least amount of pieces possible. Level 1: Rolling Away 0 Pieces http://FantasticContraption.com/?designId=259669 Level 2: Reach Up 1 Piece http://FantasticContraption.com/?designId=269270 Level 3: Mind the Gap 1 Piece http://FantasticContraption.com/?designId=269466 Level 4: Junkyard 2 Pieces http://FantasticContraption.com/?designId=86332 Level 5: The Wall 2 Pieces http://FantasticContraption.com/?designId=9079 Level 6:… Read more »
One thing I've noticed about PHP is that you need to jump through all sorts of hoops when it's time to detect URL structures. Either pulling the existing page URL or dissecting a passed URL for certain components just felt like it was too time consuming to code and re-code with slight changes every single… Read more »
Finding fun public JSON feeds to experiment with is surprisingly difficult, so I thought I'd compile a list of as many interesting and useful examples as I could find. This list is for public feeds meaning they do not require an API key. I also focused on the REST architecture. My example usage snippets will… Read more »
This is a Google Calendar that you can subscribe to that displays the amount of daylight for your day or week views. Now you can visualize where the sunrise and sunset are in relation to your events! "But Google Calendar already has a sunrise/sunset calendar." I know, and I used to use it, but it just simply… Read more »
Who doesn't love seeing traffic spikes from referrers in their Google Analytics reports? The first thing most of us do is copy the referrer path into a new browser tab and try to find where the link back is. Have you ever gone to the referring page only to have it try to sell you… Read more »
This is my template for keeping track of major events in life. It's a lot of fun, and it's also a great motivator to do something memorable at least once per month. You may find yourself spending hours digging through your past to narrow down what month was it when you bought your first car,… Read more »
While the idea of "going viral" most commonly refers to videos online, it's been around since the dawn of advertising. Self-perpetuation, or commonly known as word-of-mouth, is the strongest form of advertising, and the only form that can't simply be bought or sold. The psychology behind this pushes the industry for innovation and creativity as… Read more »
Chris Blakley is the digital design and development strategist at Pinckney Hugo Group in New York.
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