Author: Blancer

Need A Logo (sketch Supplied) 2

I’m attaching a hand-drawn, very rough sketch of the “idea” I’m looking for. It is important that the saddle appears “generic” (not english or western). The ribbon you see is a blue ribbon. The area behind the company name “Surgical Saddle” can have a background color but the area behind the text “Surgical Grade Clean” should be transparent. I’m looking for a kind-of “regal” or “impressive” tone for the font.
You must supply the original file format (Illustrator or Photoshop please).

Please feel free to ask me any questions! Thanks!

Here is the link to the sketch:

http://www.eyesbryte.com/scan.gif

Landing Page For Website

I need a quick landing page for my website (www.mymobilepad.com)

I want the page to look like http://www.myartsylum.com

It will have the Following Tabs:
Login | How it works | Contact Us

The left hand side will carry adverts just as it is. (put a jpeg)

The Middle will carry the navigation above (just put forms)

The right hand will carry a section called “Whats Buzzing” It will. It will show. It will have labels such as Top News , Top Rumors (the actually site will have the content fading in and out like the twitter page)

Art Auction Website

I am marketing consultant in US, putting a proposal together for a non profit organization to auction art work to raise money for research.

I am looking for a WordPress template/plugin that will allow the following features:
I. Front end
A. New users to register an account.
1. Terms of Service agreement.
2. Activation email.
B. Allow registered users to bid on a work of art
C. Send email to registered user when they are outbid
D. Front page that shows:
1. hot items (top 5) across top
2. bargains (low 5 across bottom)
3. form for registering on top right (aweber form)
4. Space to sell auction benefits and free offers for registering
E. Will allow registered user to follow art gallery tour, a video that displays each art piece available, then lands them on a page that displays multiple pieces of art.
F. Separate Pages for each art piece (unlimited number) where the art is displayed, and audio file can be played for that particular piece of art, and the user can bid.
G. My bids page, where user can track their bids for every piece of art up for auction, and a status of winning or outbid.
H. Donation Page that can be pre-populated with registered user information on entry.

II. Back-end
A. Auction admin (only) can add Photos, videos, and audio tracks for the site and each auction item (quantity unlimited).
B. Can set start and closing date and time for auction to start.
C. Can collect payment from winning bidders by paypal and google checkout
D. Can add categories to divide art work by

OK TO INTEGRATE WITH PREEXISTING PHP SCRIPT – NO USER AUCTIONS.

Look & Feel should be similar to elegant/classy style like:
http://shutterthemes.com/digitalgallery/?paged=2#
http://www.templatehelp.com/preset/pr_preview.php?i=33054&pr_code=0Zd415v8zz40cr2W6b06SkC9ge7Kir
http://www.templatehelp.com/preset/pr_preview.php?i=33161&pr_code=0Zd415v8zz40cr2W6b06SkC9ge7Kir
http://cms.template-help.com/wordpress_32266/
http://osc2.template-help.com:8081/wordpress_13774/?cat=11

Sites will need to be SEO friendly and keyed to specific key words.

Please provide portfolio with bid, I will not select someone without reviewing their portfolio first. Also include number of revisions acceptable by client, and estimated time it will take to develop and install.

I will be finalizing the Proposal tomorrow and Sunday, so a quick response would be helpful. Once down payment is received I will contact winning bid.

Thanks,
Al

Script Installation Plus

Hello,

I need 2 scripts installed. One is a helpdesk script and the other is a MLM script. Both need to be INTEGRATED into a minisite template for all pages. For the MLM script, is where the plus comes in, as i would need the login integrated into a login graphic page and configured. In addition, i will need the html pages to be in php and links placed for html/php pages.

For the experienced, I know this is not a hard job and can be done within a day so please when placing bid understand that I am aware of the simplicity and will accept the bid of the most efficient, capable and honest bidder.

Thanks in Advance

Will the Next iPhone Home Button Feature Gesture Recognition?

If you’ve ever used a Macbook Pro, you know that nothing beats the gesture recognition feature on the Macbook Pro trackpad. Swipe three fingers left on the trackpad to go back in the browser, swipe four fingers up to reveal the desktop, and swipe four fingers down to see thumbnails of all your open windows (the Mac OS X Exposé feature).

iPhone Home Button Gestures

Well, rumor has it that the next iPhone home button may feature a gesture area with similar functionality. If the rumors are to be trusted, this home button gesture feature could signal the next revolution in smartphone technology.

With all the competition in the smartphone market, a gesture area on the iPhone home button would help the next iPhone stand apart from Android smartphones and other competitors. The iPhone screen already has decent gesture recognition — pinch to zoom, swipe left and right to move from one home screen to the other, etc. — but expanded gesture recognition would open up a new world of possibilities for the iPhone 5, or whatever the next iPhone is called.

Imagine swiping left on the iPhone home button to go back to the last app you had open, or swiping down to bring up a list of your recent notifications. The possibilities are endless.

What do you think? Would you consider home button gesture recognition a good capability to add to the list of potential iPhone 5 features?

Will the Next iPhone Home Button Feature Gesture Recognition? is a post from Apple iPhone Review.


What Will the Next iPhone Be Called?

What Will the Next iPhone Be Called?

With all the talk of “iPhone 5,” you have to wonder what the next iPhone will be called in reality. Keep in mind “iPhone 5″ is just a popular nickname for the next iPhone, which could very well be named something else.

Here are some predictions as to what the next iPhone could be called:

  1. iPhone 5. iPhone 5 seems like the natural successor to the iPhone 4, no?
  2. iPhone 4G. Perhaps the next iPhone will be 4G-enabled (as in upgraded from the 3G network), and thus be called iPhone 4G. Afterall, when the second-generation iPhone was upgraded from EDGE to 3G, they named it iPhone 3G.
  3. iPhone 4GS. If the next iPhone arrives 4G-enabled and with an increase in speed, perhaps it will be called iPhone 4GS. When the third-generation iPhone arrived, it was called iPhone 3GS — where “S” stood for speed.
  4. iPhone HD. There have been rumors that the next iPhone video camera will record in 1080p HD video, which is an improvement on the current 720p HD video. If Apple wants to highlight this feature on the next iPhone, perhaps they will call it iPhone HD.
  5. iPhone Mini. There have long been rumors that Apple will unveil a mini iPhone. These rumors persist, however I am not sure how likely an iPhone Mini actually is.

What do YOU think the next iPhone will be called?

What Will the Next iPhone Be Called? is a post from Apple iPhone Review.


Conde Nast decision exemplifies why publishers need to rethink iPad magazines

Today representatives from Conde Nast told AdAge that they are slowing the addition of any new Conde Nast magazines to the iPad. Why? According to AdAge, Conde Nast feels “conditions aren’t quite right yet to deliver the ideal app editions at the kind of scale that advertisers want.” In other words, sales aren’t stellar.

Sales won’t get stellar until magazine publishers wake up and reduce the per-issue prices of their magazines by 60-80%. An issue of GQ on the iPad costs $4.99, but the same issue of GQ through a subscription is priced at little more than a buck. Everyone knows magazines don’t make most of their money from selling issues to consumers; they make it from ad revenue, and that ad revenue is going to lack big time until more people start buying magazines on the iPad. That won’t happen until magazine publishers lower their subscription prices.

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Earth Day: Lower your carbon output (and blood pressure) with Roadify

RoadifyApp-200x300.pngIn this year’s NYC Big Apps 2.0 competition, there was a lot at stake for the developers behind the 57 app submissions. Not only were they up for cash prizes, but the recognition of their efforts to leverage the city’s data mine for the public good was certain to boost their profile in Silicon Alley, and possibly attract bigger investors (or customers!) to their offerings.

For the grand prize winner, Roadify, the increased awareness of their commuter-support platform means big improvements: more people participating and more/better data. The service, which depends on crowdsourced reporting of available parking spaces, bus positioning and subway arrivals along with public data on transit schedules and privately-sourced data on gas or garage pricing, becomes more useful as more users are sending in their information.

Roadify supports ‘giving’ and ‘getting’ parking spaces (or updating transit details) via SMS, but it’s with the iPhone app that the service really shines. Users can share and check transit information, traffic conditions, gas pricing and more — plus they can quickly find a parking spot in congested areas. Considering that New York City drivers sometimes find themselves circling and circling in the hopeless search for an open parking spot, any approach to cutting that time will save on gas, reduce pollution and make the Big Apple a happier place.

If you’re a frequent or occasional NYC commuter, check out the free Roadify app; you can also watch the Roadify demo video in the continuation of this post.

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