Actully using my webspace for something a little less dubious now, am now hosting the webiste of the company I work for.
I had little to dowith the design process mind you and it was done in iWeb, so the folder strucutre is kind of rubbish, and of course theres those two massive pngs which should be high quality jpgs instead.
Needless to say – check it out – http://www.4seasonskent.co.uk
Is this even possible? I have no idea, but I’m going to go ahead and give it a go anyway. You’ll notice over to the right there is four 16×16px images followed by a little bit of text. These are indeed adverts, which should also not be blocked by default when the user uses ad-blocking software.
The aim of these is simple, no silly-large pictures or moving .gif’s or flash crap. Just honest, plain and simple favicon and a site name.
So, what do you think? Do these ads bother you? Let me know in a comment or something!
Try mine and see what you think then! Seriously, it was a complex procedure already with the myriad of email address’s I have, but I somehow managed to convince myself that making it more complex was a good idea.
So, I used to have about ten or so address’s forwarding to a main address, this is where I managed my mail. However, with the advent of the iPhone and it’s magical abilty to send mail to the wrong folder despite being told otherwise it could have lead to some important mails getting worngfully trashed.
The new plan keeps the old forwarders alive and then adds a new one from my gmail account back to the server where most of my mail gets forwarded from in the first place. I’m not even sure this will work out how I want. All I want is to be able to archive mail remotely to stop of cluterring my inbox. Grrr.
Is this even possible? I have no idea, but I’m going to go ahead and give it a go anyway. You’ll notice over to the right there is four 16×16px images followed by a little bit of text. These are indeed adverts, which should also not be blocked by default when the user uses ad-blocking software.
