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Have you ever found yourself literally frozen creatively while trying to get a website design going, or maybe even while trying to finish one up? If so, congratulations, you are a human being, and web design is a damn frustrating thing time to time. This article is for you -- for us.

Appliance manufacturer Electrolux is heating things up this Valentine's Day - in a virtual oven that is. The brand is using their Facebook application to create a little buzz and do some good in return.

This is nice, in a slightly creepy, and yet delightfully geeky kind of way: a fellow named Ed Morita decided to tattoo a WordPress logo on his forearm. It's not just a plain, boring logo type of tattoo, there's all sorts of things happening here: skin is peeled off, wires and circuits are shown, and there's a nice big "W" as the centerpiece.

Interesting way to present things using flowgram. Example given on web2.0 presentation.

Social media allows for an immediate way to interact and engage with people and companies online. There are the obvious sites that allow for social networking, but social media done right can aspire to be so much more. We thought we'd highlight three notable Twiistup showoffs who are doing big things with social media.

One of the benefits of creating an open, simple, highly adaptable service like Twitter is the fact that once it takes off, people will try to do a lot of interesting things with it.

I know you are probably thinking that this will be some silly thing, but this idea that Thomas Landauer came up with is by far the best I've seen in a long time. Add CSS-hidden fields that a user won't see, but a spam-bot will fill. Then using php check if they were filled, and if they were: block the spammer!

Bloggers all want the one thing. Traffic! It makes sense. When you first started out blogging you were probably hoping for thousands of visitors every day, dozens of comments and maybe even a bit of income, right? Well, in the meantime you might have found out that traffic is indeed a myth and your blog resembles a starving human stuck in the middle of the desert.

Dipity is the easiest way to make and share interactive timelines about the people and things you care about.

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FiveList is an innovative online community where you can create a list of your top five favorite things. Once you've created a list you will be able to find other users who have similar lists, view friends, and manage your own photo gallery.

Online Collaboration Articles about online collaboration in business, education and organisations. Wiki Software Detailed reviews and comparisons of popular wiki software. Wiki FAQs How to choose a wiki, how to use a wiki and other wiki advice. Website Promotion No point having a wiki, website or blog unless you promote it. Website Design Useful website design and website development tips for newbies wanting to extend their wiki, website or blog. Domain Names Your own domain name is important. Here are some things you should know.

Very easy to use site to produce various online posters showing things you like. Aimed at kids but interface is very advanced and simple to use.

Recruiting is a misunderstood art form. For the shortsighted hiring managers out there, the word recruiting brings to mind hours of distraction that could be better spent on their "real job". One thing the recession has taught us (particularly the mortgage crisis) is that any decision based solely on short term ramifications will generally get us nowhere in the long run.

If you've been a reader of JungleJar for any length of time now, or you tend to stop by just to check on our Wordpress Templates, then you most likely know that minimalism is my thing. I love the classy, elegant and aesthetically dramatic feeling a clean and relatively 'simple' design can articulate with as little text / graphics as possible. However, don't mistake minimalism design for something that is easily done..

The MEMS technology seems to byte bigger and bigger chunks from the conventional semiconductor market. And although the accelerometer is the first thing that pops into mind when you think of an example, the most widespread MEMS representative is most probably the microphone.