http://uniddwebdesign.com Sat, 07 Nov 2009 15:11:26 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Some months ago, my cell mate contacted me and ask if I could help him and his group to get their site moving. This group, MCX (Marketplace Christians Xchange), is a group of people that comes together to meet up and encourage one another in each other workplace. They were ... http://uniddwebdesign.com/2009/11/07/marketplace-christians-xchange-website/ "Aren't there any free good ones out there?" This is a question that many of my friends popped out, whenever we discussed about using Adobe Photoshop. Indeed, many of us know that Adobe Photoshop & Lightroom are the best image editing softwares created to date. Yet we are being kept away by the hefty price tagged to it. It ... http://uniddwebdesign.com/2009/10/14/free-image-editors-review/ We have added in a live chat support under our 'Contact Us' page. It works similarly to instant messaging (IM) programs such as MSN Live, Yahoo Messenger, Skype & AIM etc. It allows simple smilies & text messages. It is currently in beta release. If it does not work, you can ... http://uniddwebdesign.com/2009/06/29/live-chat-support/ Wow, I must say web is definitely the way to go. The website has been upgraded from a "simple" website to a workflow portal, and I believed the ladies are probably planning to transform it into a multi-users interaction portal. http://uniddwebdesign.com/2009/03/12/rgps-portal-upgraded/ Some time ago, this client approached me to assist her in creating a portal to help her and her staffs in their daily work. She needed a system that will assist her in creating different quiz for her students. Now creating quiz scripting system is not a problem to me, ... http://uniddwebdesign.com/2009/03/10/lewin-workflow-portal/ No more microsoft? Well it has really took me long consideration to go into open source wholly. In fact, I started playing around with Linux desktop some 16 months ago, yet it is until today that I have decided to go into Open Source environment fully. Thinking back, I was stuck with ... http://uniddwebdesign.com/2009/01/01/going-open-source-wholly/