Here’s an interesting article on how web page opening delays affects the perceived quality, usefulness, and interest of the page. Something to bear in mind when you load things up with lots of big graphics …
Which then led me (because of a couple of quotes) to a page with a series of “laws” for service organizations. Something to think about, if you manage (or work in) such an org.
This has been your (ahem) service announcement for today.
BTW.
Like the new photos.
Who did the sketch?
By Phil Foglio at the ’94 San Diego Comic-Con.
Foglio sketched you??? Man, I’m envious.
Best I got is when I went to a little con in LA and Genndy Tartakovsky, Craig McCracken and Paul Rudish all sketched characters from Dexter’s Laboratory when they signed autographs.
Cool.
Actually, I got sketched twice by Phil. One year, as an award for the Heinlein Blood Drive Raffle, and one year I paid him to draw Margie and me (I have that one up on our wall).