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Saturday, February 11, 2017

Sites Worth Bookmarking on 11 Feb 2017

4 Tricks To Share Free Design Resources With The World

  Last year, we?ve reviewed some of the best places to sell your digital design online, including marketplaces, font shops, stock graphic sites, and shopping card solutions. Yet, if you?re planning to do some charity and wish to give away your designs for free, these websites won?t be of much help. Giving away free design […]

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Handing Off A Project From A Freelancer To An Internal Tech Team

It is common for companies of all sizes to hire freelancers in the modern economy. Not only do freelancers (sometimes referred to as agile talent, 1099s, consultants, contractors, etc.) offer value, but they also allow companies to diversify their ideas and end products. But when you have a freelancer, or a freelance team, in charge of a project, it is a bit challenging to ensure the project seamlessly transitions to your in-house team. There are many reasons why such a transition may take place. Perhaps your freelancer is moving on to other projects for you, or you want to push the project to other teams within your company.

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Create Fully Animated Widgets With Shiftcss

Web animation offers a way to grab people’s attention and draw them further into a website. There are lots of tools out there to create free animations but Shift.css is one of the newest in the bunch. It’s a free open source framework made for creating dynamic animations within any container. And these animations aren’t…



What Is 'double Loop Learning' & How Can It Be Effectively Used In Business?

 What Is 'Double Loop Learning' & How Can It Be Effectively Used In Business?

Double loop learning is a unique theory that focuses on problem-solving based on the modification of certain goals in the light of experience. The theory was developed in 1976 by Chris Argyris, an American professor at Harvard Business School.

His theory took the business world by storm and changed the way we think about business development, learning, and the overall training process.

But how can businesses today actively use Double Loop Learning to meet their business targets? Let?s find out:

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Common Ux Mistakes And How To Avoid (or Fix) Them

Have you ever fumbled through a complicated contact form on a mobile website or wished for a button or link that wasn?t there? If so, you?ve experienced what a lack of foresight in user experience (UX) design causes. Don?t fall victim to the same common UX mistakes. Make sure potential customers poor UX design doesn?t […]

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10 Superb Valentine?s Day Card Design Ideas

“Eat Your Heart Out” Valentine’s Day Invitation Found at: Evite Valentine’s Day shouldn’t be a couples-only event and this card is the perfect way to turn the day of love into a sophisticated party. Not only does it have a cute purple heart design but its witty message will be able to get your friends […]

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How To Come Up With More Than Enough (great) Ideas For Your Blog

Do you ever sit staring at your computer screen, wondering what the heck you?re going to post about? Maybe you scramble around for an idea ? any idea! ? and then rush into it. Or maybe you give up, and you don?t write a post at all. Coming up with ...more

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How To Learn Angular

A five-step guide designed to help you learn Angular effectively.

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Managing Cap Tables And Modeling Investments Are Easier With Captableio

Captable.io is a free tool that supports easy cap table creation, management and insights for Founders.

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Friday, June 10, 2016

The Sites I Liked on 10 Jun 2016

How Google Is Creating Artificial Intelligence

How Google is creating AI

Artificial Intelligence - is it something that?s closer to reality than we realize? The answer is most certainly yes.

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6 Free Tools For Creating Your Own Icon Font

Free icon font generators for creating your own icon fonts.

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Rainmaker Rewind A Process For Content Marketing Success

Rainmaker Digital?s Chief Content Officer Sonia Simone knows a thing or two about content marketing. Tune in to this week?s episode of Copyblogger FM as Sonia navigates the best ways to organize your time and energy so you?re able to consistently produce effective marketing materials. And be sure to check out the other great episodes
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Reading Roundup What?s New In Blogging Lately?

So much to discuss this week, but I’ve put Seth’s post first because I really think he’s hit the nail on the head: with promotion of our blogs getting harder to do on social media thanks to algorithms and whatnot, why not go to the source? Let’s read more blogs ...more

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12 Ad Blocking Extensions Tested For Outstanding Performance

If you are fed up and irritated with useless ad which come out when you are browsing any websites or blogs then have a look at this collection. This collection is all about that. You will find in this collection, 12 superb and outstanding Ad blocking extensions...



10 Project & Task Management Tools To Try

If you find it difficult to manage your team and projects or find difficulty in keeping them at top productivity levels, then a project management tool is your best bet to see better results. To help you find the finest project and task management tool, we’ve compiled below



10 Things I Learned From Going To Global Conferences

While getting ready to attend a web submit, I found myself reviewing the fundamentals of attending such industry events. The good vibe, and constructive feedback you can get from one of these always makes them worth the ticket, in my book. But as a first-time attendee there are



Solve Common Google Drive Problems With These Simple Solutions

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I honestly believe that Google Drive is one of the most convenient Internet apps to ever be created. Google Drive allows you to collaborate with others seamlessly on documents, is now integrated with most other services you use on a daily basis, and files are always accessible as long as you have an Internet connection or offline access. Because of how incredibly useful Google Drive is, the sinking feeling you get when suddenly you can’t access a file or the server isn’t connecting can be horrible ? especially because this kind of glitch always happens at the worst possible time....

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An Ai Wrote A Scifi Short Film By Learning From 90s screenplays


We’ve previously reported how AI is developing rapidly and gaining the ability to do things like defeat human champions at the game of Go, describe photos in words for vision-impaired users, detect cyber attacks and even write novels and financial reports. That’s old hat – there’s now an AI that can write screenplays. It’s named itself Benjamin and its first film, a sci-fi short, has just been released on YouTube for the world to enjoy. ‘Sunspring’ was directed by Oscar Sharp and stars Silicon Valley?s Thomas Middleditch. It was made for the 48-Hour Film Challenge at the Sci-Fi London festival.…

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