Author: Joanna Pineda

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Whitney Houston sings “Where do broken hearts go?” Me, I have often wondered what becomes of broken or lost Web pages — you know, the URLs that used to work […]

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Where Do Broken Web Pages Go? The Internet Library, Of Course
Posted on October 28, 2008
Whitney Houston sings "Where do broken hearts go?" Me, I have often wondered what becomes of broken or lost Web pages -- you know, the URLs that used to work but now display a 404 or file not found error. Are these pages deleted from the servers? [...]
We’re Now Designing to 1024 Resolution
Posted on October 23, 2008
Sometime last year, we started designing sites to a 1024 screen resolution.  Based on feedback from clients that they wanted more real estate for their content, and usage reports that showed users having a minimum 1024 x 768 screen resolution, we decided to change our default practice.  Today, we [...]
Start Wearing Purple
Posted on October 17, 2008
Yahoo’s new marketing campaign encourages all of us to start wearing purple. I couldn’t have said it better myself!
Start Wearing Purple
Posted on October 16, 2008
It seems purple is the color of the season and I'm not complaining. If you know me, have been to my office, or spent any time on the Matrix Group Web site (or this blog for that matter), you know that purple is an integral part [...]
What’s Your E-Mail Address Worth?
Posted on October 14, 2008
Last weekend at the mall, while purchasing a pair of shoes, the saleswoman gave me a tantalizing offer: give us your e-mail address and we'll give you 10% off the price of the shoes. I had a lot of time to think about the offer because everyone in front [...]
I’m in Technology Hell
Posted on October 9, 2008
My laptop is being rebuilt, my cell phone has stopped ringing -- but all my equipment is new! I'm in technology hell, and if it weren't for Maki and my senior network administrator, I would lose my mind. When I ordered a new laptop three months ago, [...]
My Love-Hate Relationship with CAPTCHA
Posted on September 23, 2008
By now, most of us are familiar with CAPTCHA graphics, or the graphics with squiggly text that we have to retype correctly in order to submit a form.  I understand that CAPTCHA was developed to stop spam, prevent bots from hijacking forms and surveys, and prevent dictionary attacks against [...]

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