Constantly trying to improve your website? Here are a list of 10 things you might have missed. Check these on your site.

1. Link to pages from within your content. Linking to other pages on your website from your content will give your visitors a way to easilly see more of your pages.
2. Make your RSS feed obvious to your user. A subscriber will give you return visits over and over again so do your best …

You want to get more done and work less? Better start looking objectively on your work. Here are 3 tips that I use to get more done.
1. Cut down your hours and get more done
Trying to develop your websites for 12 hours a day is stupid. You won’t get anything useful done for 70% of the time. If you cut it down to 5 hours you’ll get more done cause you won’t mess about on …

So it’s been a little over a month since big G released their ad manager. And I was lucky enough to get a sneak peak at it. I must say it is far easier to get started with than some of the other ad serving platforms, I think Google has got themselves a winner here. If you don’t know what it is then take a look at Googles own introduction.

Have you tried it? And …

Lately I’ve seen a lot of examples of websites that had a great idea, but never got any return visitors. The webmasters are scratching their heads wondering what’s wrong. Some of them give up, some of them keep making small changes and some of them start spending big money on advertising. But most of them for get one very important aspect of web development - Thinking like your visitors.

Personal experience have shown to me time …

Problogger reports that AdSense has released reports for link units. It’s a nice feature that will save you a bit of time because now you don’t have to make channels for all of them.

A nifty new mac app has just been released, it’s called GrabUp - It lets you take a screenshot and immediately uploads it to a webserver and you can then paste the url into whatever place you want to share …

I saw a post over at IndieStartups talking about a new time management tool called ClockMe.In and I was lucky enough to get one of the 25 free invites!

It’s really easy to use and can give some real insight on how much time you use on your projects. The website lets you time and track your projects, collaborate with others and there are no limited amount of projects that you can have. I …

Super Mario made using only javascript and only 14kb of it - no images or anything!
Super Mario in 14kB Javascript

That’s all!

So I came across the CSS framework Blueprint 0.7 which just came out about 2 month ago. I have tested it for two weeks and I must say it’s extremely light weight and easy to use.

But I still fail to see the point of using a framework to code your css files. I personally still feel like I have much more control when I just code my css files for each individual assignment. When …

I have been doing 10 templates every week for a month. And I saved myself a lot of time by getting a CSS template done right the first time. I know that most experienced html/css coders will be saying “well of course!” to this one but a lot of newcomers doesn’t get this done right. Getting your body, container, p, h1, a etc. styles down will save you a bunch of time.

When you make …

Friendfeed.com and all the other new alternatives popping up? Do we need them? Do we need sites that aggregates all of the things going on, on 20 different networks. I know that I’m not gonna get everything read anyway - and this works fine for normal rss feeds but really I don’t feel a need to know everything my “friends” are doing online.

How about you? friendfeed.com are you a fan?