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Using Psychology to Create a Killer Sticky Website Posted May 28th, 2007 at 3:42pm In thinking about current and future projects, I have done my best to be as conscious as possible about the reasons for doing things a certain way, rather than doing things a certain way because that seems like a good idea. That is, I want every feature and option to have a darn good purpose. I realize this could seem a bit obvious, but it’s so easy to just stick something here or there or add a “cool” feature just because you can.

I thought that you should be aware of few Open Source Graphic Programs, because now everybody is speaking about the Open Source movement, so I thought that you should know more about 40 projects. You will find here their name, a screenshot and few details. I know that it is better to stop with intro presentation and get start with the article. So, here are the 40 Open Source graphic programs:

n attempt to create a default skeleton .htaccess file with the very best apache htaccess examples... Updated frequently based on detailed info from the Apache htaccess tutorial. If you see any room for improvement, or if you can add something than go ahead and comment and I will definately give it a look for possible inclusion.

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New unobtrusive dynamic flickr badge A work colleague who runs Tobago Retreats asked me to create a gallery badge that automatically shows her latest flickr photos in her gallery and I started another flickr badge from scratch.

Using Psychology to Create a Killer Sticky Website

Interestng to see where the price points are