Jack's Corner

ClockLink provides fashionable clocks that you can easily embed in your
web page. All you need to do is simply paste the tag on your web page or your blog. ClockLink clock will display the city name of your choice if you
choose. You can also choose a time zone for your clock so it will show
the correct time targeting your audience.

You can create a custom clock for your company which costs you around $500 extra. Easy to use interface, simple and elegant !!!

A logo is usually one of the following three types:

• Textual
• Image
• Hybrid (Text + Image)

It is sometimes boring to see some text logos totally PLAIN. Before&After Magazine have consolidated nearly 20 strategies to design textual logos in their ebook entitled "How to design a logo of letters?"

Digg has definitely changed the way we find information. 

I dugg this cool tool today - ResizR. You can easily resize any photos or images online FREE. Good News: The image proportions are preserved

I am certain this is a must-use tool for designers / photographers and it is NO more necessary to ask for vector images, if you just have to resize them... Cool - really !!!

May be we are not all masterful of finding new resources on the Web. Web Designers / Internet marketers especially are quite keen on testing new tools. Neil Patel had gathered 50 of his favourite design resources on his blog.

The resources range from CSS galleries, Web Standards, Validators, Color resources to Typographical tools. A good read!!!

There is no denying that your website has the most stunning web design, then several months down the line you may have to pay a search engine specialist to optimise the website to gain first page search engine positions - which can often mean starting again from scratch. Any disagreements??? Then, better do NOT read any more... since, you might NOT benefit from this article.

It is incredibly important to audit your website regularly for issues impacting compliance and effectiveness. W3C recommends auditing in following departments.

(1) General Quality - Broken Links, Alt tags, height / width attributes, browser compatibility issues etc

(2) Accessibility - W3C Web Content Accesibility Guidelines, check points etc

(3) Privacy - Cookies, Controls, Third-party links, forms etc

WatchFire, an US-based company, has a neat tool called WebXACT to audit your website FREE online. I ran the tool to check many websites and the report seems worthy.

McAfee SiteAdvisor reports that this site contained links to secunia.com, which they found to be a distributor of downloads some people consider adware, spyware or other unwanted programs. But I think there is no problem as long as you don't click on those unwanted sites.