I’m writing this review in the new blog editor, Blogo. There’s a lot to like about Blogo. It has one of the easiest to use interfaces I’ve seen, and I’ve reviewed a lot of programs. For a blogger looking to move from website based editing it has a lot to offer. Blogo looks a bit [...]
Skim – A better PDF reader
I’ve recently come across a new program that makes reading PDFs into a better experience. Oh, by the way, it’s free, too. Viewing PDF files is easy on a modern Mac. By default you just double click on the file and Preview will open it up. There is no need to use anything else, though [...]
The Freelancer’s Toolset: 100 Web Apps for Everything You Will Possibly Need
I love resource lists, good ones, of course. The idea that somebody has done the research and taken the time to organize it in a usable format and shared it with the world renews my faith in the web. Here’s a great list of web based resources that any web designer should find useful. Some [...]
Pages: First thoughts
I’ve been using the demo version of iWork for a bit less than a week. Actually, I should say that I’ve been using Pages semi-seriously and have taken a quick look at Numbers and Keynote. I find that I need to actually use a program in my everyday workflow to get a feel for it. [...]
ScreenSteps for easy documentation
A job that small shop web designers have to do that isn’t talked about much is creating documentation. Sometimes we have to do so to support our clients in using the features we set up for them. Sometimes we have to document problems when submitting a tech support help ticket.
BBEdit 8.5 a major upgrade
A while ago I wondered publicly if BBEdit was worth the high price of $200 that Bare Bones Software was charging. It appears that I was not alone in my thinking. A new version of BBEdit came out this week that not only offers new features but comes with a new lower price tag of [...]





