Monday, August 15, 2011

Good Design Practices with Panji Tengkorak

Seno Gumira Ajidarma (born in Boston, USA, June 19, 1958, age 58) is the author of a new generation of Indonesian literature. Some of his books are On Names of the Night, Wisanggeni-The Fugitive, a Piece of Twilight for My Boyfriend, Unleavened Violin, Blank Nonsense, No Singing in the Bathroom, and Dusk Land.

He is also famous for writing about the situation in East Timor. His writings on East Timor are outlined in the trilogy of Eyewitness books (Jazz, Perfume, and Incident (romance), and When Journalism Is Silenced, Literature Must Talk (a collection of essays). In 2014, he launched a blog called PanaJournal - panajournal.com about human interest stories with a number of journalists and professionals in the field of communication.

Make sure you have clear directions on the navigation of your website. The navigation menu should be uncluttered and concise so that visitors know how to navigate around your website without confusion.

Sunday, August 14, 2011

Good Design Practices with Gundala

Gundala Putera Petir made by Kumbala Seta and it is published at his Deviant Art account. Now a days, we know absolutely The Flash better than him. So pity.

Your website is where your business resides -- it's like the headquarter of an offline company. Hence, it is important to practice good design principles to make sure your site reaches out to the maximum number of visitors and sells to as many people as possible.

In Indonesia.. However, it remains unpublished in the other Indonesian-speaking countries.

Gundala is a young scientist working for police. As a child, he witnessed the inexplicable murder of his mother, trapped in a whirlwind of lightning. From then on, he began to believe in the supernatural and sought the means of proving it to make his imprisoned father innocent.

Then, one day, hit by a lightning caused by the explosion of the particle accelerator in the laboratories, Gundala will sink into a coma for nine months. Upon awakening, he discovers that he can run at superhuman speed and can heal fast. He later realized that he was not the only one to have obtained superhuman faculties.

Tuesday, August 09, 2011

Suzanna in Ways to Keep Visitors Coming Back

Suzanna in Ways to Keep Visitors Coming Back

Update frequently with fresh content

The last thing to make your Visitors keep coming back is update your site frequently with fresh content so that every time your visitors come back, they will have something to read on your site. This is the most widely known and most effective method of attracting returning visitors, but this is also the least carried out one because of the laziness of webmasters.




No one will want to browse a site that looks the same over ten years, so keep your site updated with fresh bites!

Image source ; www.komikindonesia.com

My first guitar lesson - Killer Lead Guitar Made Simple

Dream Theater in My Bed - My first guitar lesson


Howdy guys..?!?! Let me tell you about my first guitar lesson.

Man - I was a naive kid when I first walked into the teacher's room. I didn't know which end of the guitar was up. I didn't know a single note, a damn chord, or what the strings did. I was more dazed and confused than a drunk muskrat flying blindfolded in a wind tunnel.

Well.. my 1st lesson was basically teaching me the parts of the guitar. It wasn’t very glamorous, was it?!?! Lol... Plus, I spent over $3500 cost nothing on guitar lessons in a few short months. But still.. I was desperate to learn as much as I could because I was going away to college the next year. Good GOD!

Hire Me?!

So.. here I am.. Steve Vai's green light bulbs were still flashing in my brain. Eventually I learned how to play, I joined bands, and I continued to improve and develop as a bad musician. I started teaching and putting out my own line of instruction videos.

One of them is called Killer Lead Guitar Made Simple and the title is fairly self explanatory. The cool news is that you can save a fortune on lessons. You can grab this course and learn what I learned in those first few months of lessons.