These are some free Glass Style badges I made for everyone. I’m not 100% sure if “Badges” is the correct word, but they are intended to be used as design elements in your website or blog. Web 2.0 sites typically make their own, but for all of you who want quick access to this common design feature, I’ve included PNG and JPG images in the download as well as AI, EPS, and SVG source files. If you want to customize the files you will need a vector graphics editor such as Illustrator or Inkscape.
Unless I’m a total idiot, the ONE thing that really ticks me off about digg is having to hit “back” in my browser twice, after leaving a comment. Don’t get me wrong, I love digg, and I digg on a daily basis, however, Digg’s latest feature release is a slap in the face.
Be honest. How many of you are actually going to use “BigSpy?” Yeah, me neither. The one feature I have been waiting for from Digg for some time now is a “Keep Digging” button after you leave a comment. I’m not sure if I’m alone on this concept, but as a daily digger, this is my #1 complaint. I don’t know about you, but when I find a problem with Digg or have a suggestion, I send them an email. I respectfully provide feedback, and follow that with praise for the site. I find it hard to believe that BigSpy is a feature that many diggers have been wanting for a long time, or find very useful.
I’m severely disappointed in Vista. Here’s my humorous take on it.
With all of the rumors and controversy involving “gaming” surrounding the Digg community lately, I found this particular story rather refreshing. An obvious mistake was made in this story’s title “Unlocks Your Car Using A Tennis Ball,” yet it not only reached the front page, it made it to the “Top 10″ list. Proof that the Digg community values quality content and digg the most relevant and interesting stories.
This is the first set and consists of a color fading to white. All fading background images in this set fade into white, so for the best results, you should set the CSS background color of your “body” to #FFFFFF.
These fading background images are intended to be used with your CSS in a repeat-x fashion. All files are in PNG format and are on average 4K in file size. This is only the first set. More to come. The next set will most likely be on black, but if you leave feedback, I will try to include exceptions. Background color is the biggest question. What is the most popular background color besides black and white? You, tell me.
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