This has really been a long time coming, but I never really had the time to get down to doing it. Now at home and nursing the flu, I have decided to spend a little time putting the finishing touches on my new Design
I have to say, that I have been enjoying the use of Posterous a lot recently, especially the site's ability to publish my stuff via email. They can store, re-size and present your media
I am a strong believer in self-branding. This website and everything online that I participate in should be a measured expression of what the Design Sojourn brand should be. So it was nice to stumble onto Mel's blog and his research on
Fitting that this should go to long time reader and fellow designer Drew Kora, for his comment left on this post. Wow time really flies when you are having fun! Thanks Drew for all the great feedback and please keep do keep in
Always ever eager to improve your "surfing experience" here at Design Sojourn, I have been tweaking around with the coding of my website. It's not final but I'm experimenting on different "ingredients" to see if it works for you and me. 1) I've decided to
I've always linked the idea of linking blogs up, but perhaps more on an altruistic level. I see linking as all about making friends and letting the world know about it. Thus I absolutely abhor blogs and blog owners whom would not give
Just kidding! I'm always a big fan of discussing the different methods you can use to monetize your webpage. However there is no use talking about Google Adsense or Affiliate programs if you can't see the big picture of how things actually work. Image via
I have been tinkering around with The Design Sojourn blog during the Easter break and have got some bugs sorted out, as well as added some cool widgets. 1) Thanks to Aen, we've fixed the comment bubble bug, making it so that every comment is wrapped
I must apologies dear readers for the lack of posts recently as I faced the harsh realities of blogging. I really don’t know how people do it? That is, run and maintain multiple websites or blogs as well as their own day to
Sorry for the slight slow down in the blogging in the last and next few days. I have been doing some massive site maintenance, here at Design Sojourn, IDAsia.org and at my family's blog, so apologies if things looked a little wonky. I've have
Phew! I’m almost done with my spring cleaning, and believe you me it does not look like much, but it’s a lot of stuff. Here is what I did
It's fast approaching Chinese New Year and its tradition for us Chinese to do some massive spring cleaning of our homes. Here at Design Sojourn it is no different. I'm currently updating categories, reorganizing chicklets and tweaking CSS, so please do excuse the
I stand humbled after reading a really nice and well articulated review of Design Sojourn and my analytical thinking abilities at James F Katz's blog on Design Arguments: Critical Judgements. He writes: In terms of King and Kitchener's scale of reflective judgment the articles in
Is blogging all about an online personal diary of rants about disabled toilets, your cat or how fugly a celebrity is? I believe not. I believe blogs are a great source of credible information, often bringing information to the viewer faster than traditional