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Setting up a website is ridiculously simple these days; anyone who can use email can put together a website with a bit of research — but is that enough? While templates and content management systems may have made designing easy, creating an effective web design that satisfies users, however, is still something that needs a bit of knowledge and experience on part of the designer. Here are a few principles of effective web design that you can use to instantly make your website more user-friendly: One of the most commonly cited and universal principles of web design — users don’t read web pages word-by-word like they would read a book; instead, they jump from one place to another (or “scan”) on the web page in an “F”-pattern to find the information that they came to find. Your work as a designer or a content strategist is to give them that information as quickly and simply as you can — while this may sound counter-intuitive … [Read more...] about A Few Rules for Effective Web Design

We can have some kind of books that max 10 pages can be written by players and some kind of bookstore inside the game so, people will make or buy the book item and write things and can sell them in a profit margin on any town city etc. I can hear you saying "whats the point?" There could be many many different types of books that written by players about combos, skills, bugs, guild rules of them and kinda stuff no limit. And i believe it may help new players or cause players inspire eachother or to invest some time in some fun books or interesting. That would be adding some rpg elements to the game. In addition we can have some kind of bookholding trophies that we put on anywhere on openworld so that would also have many different usage that depends on players imagination. Like guiding comers or threating people in some zone or putting some kind of rule set to the entering gate of a city or towns etc etc. … [Read more...] about A documenting system Book system

Number of social networking sites are rising day by day, and people now a days, spend more time online, than meeting people in real-life. This also made social networking site like Facebook, a part of our life. Unlike old-time, now we share all the stuffs like Where you are at (Checkin), what you doing, photos of all the events, and so on.. Similarly, there are many more sites like Foursquare, Instagram, Twitter, that we do use on the daily basis, and share a great part of our daily life on these sites. How to stay good on Social-networking sites? Doesn't matter why you have joined Facebook , Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest but question is what's your responsibility towards your social networking profile? Credit What's your social etiquette towards your social networking friend? Your social networking profile is your portfolio. People will judge you with the quality of your profile. If you have not yet completed filling up all the details about yourself then go ahead and do it now. … [Read more...] about 6 Ways to Rule social Networking Website and Etiquette

Tabletop games and MMORPGs seem like they would go well together, but remarkably they often don’t. That’s true for several reasons, but one of the main reasons is that we have a lot more games adapting different source material separately. You can certainly run a Star Wars: The Old Republic-themed game with a Star Wars tabletop system, but neither one is based on the other. (Technically there was a supplement published for it, but that was covering the first two single-player games, which themselves were based on that tabletop system.) But there have still been incursions from MMOs into the tabletop space, and MMOs which pluck that fertile ground for the seeds of inspiration. So let’s spend today looking at these games, when you can log off of your favorite MMO, gather around a table with your friends, and keep playing your favorite MMO. More or less. 1. Dungeons and Dragons Online You may not be aware of this, but Dungeons & Dragons Online is actually based on a … [Read more...] about Perfect Ten: You got your MMORPG in my tabletop RPG

Can you relate to this scenario… You’re sitting in front of your computer, staring at an empty screen. The deadline given to you to submit the article is fast approaching, and you’re still fighting to start putting words down when you’re supposed to already be at the editing stage. As you sit there, struggling to get started, a strange feeling of inferiority creeps in – before your own eyes, you see yourself transforming from a confident expert into a self-conscious amateur. The good thing? You’re not alone. I used to dislike writing a lot. In fact, the thought of sitting down for hours and writing something that I didn’t even know if anyone would read was so demotivating. Whenever I needed to write anything, I would procrastinate, thinking that avoiding the task would make it go away. Finally, the procrastination eventually led to lots of rushed writing during the 11th hour to meet my deadlines. This usually resulted in substandard … [Read more...] about How To Create Informative Blog Posts Even If You’re Not Good At Writing