They did something really interesting to start of Day Two of the Webmaster Jam Session.  They asked for websites the previous day and then they went through and critiqued them.  I was brave enough (or stupid enough) to ask for a critique on my Women’s Empowerment International website.  They made some really great suggestions that I now need to implement! Continue reading →

Today was the first day of the two-day Webmaster Jam Session hosted by CoffeeCup Software.  This one wasn’t near as fancy as The Ajax Experience, but it was still very nicely done.  I got a Platinum Pass which allowed me to be a part of smaller, in-depth discussions on web development topics. Continue reading →

My flight left Boston around noon and I arrived on time in Atlanta around 4pm.  I got off the plane and headed towards baggage claim to pick up my bag.  Now normally I’m used to San Diego airport where the baggage claim is actually very close to the gates, so I start off walking.  And I continue to walk…..and walk…..and walk……  I saw a train that obviously went to baggage claim, but really, how far away can the baggage claim be?  Turns out the baggage claim was actually 1/2 mile from the gate! Continue reading →

Last day of The Ajax Experience.  This conference was amazing and I’ve learned so many new things!  I’ve also seen some things I’ve never seen before….

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