| Like a Virgin: How one small business (and the "small
business woman" behind it) created her first site and got it on line in just two days. A true (and funny) story.Confessions of a NetObjects Fusion convert:
"Boyfriends, jobs and pets come and go, but I don't know where I would be without my NetObjects Fusion.My First Time: Out of Bounds: At one time or another, we all wish we could
just sail away from it all. See all those exotic beaches with clear water and swaying palm-trees. Believe it or not, some people actually manage to do this—and some of them, like Jeff Johnson of "Out of Bounds" even manage to keep the rest of the world up to date on his travels using the web. Jeff shares his experiences of the trip, and the task of getting it on the web. It's a fascinating story, and the gorgeous exotic photos don't hurt, either :) Sorry, no topless natives of either sex.
How do you like them chimichangas? Take "Two hot tamales" (aka world class chefs Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger), one happening restaurant (The Border Grill), a very smart manager and add a dash of NOF and you end up with one hot web site. Learn how Peter Barnett created a tasty and tasteful
web site for one of LA's hottest restaurants.Forging Ahead:
What do the 18th century and the 21st have in common (besides the fact that people are still basically the same and no amount of technology changes that)? Well, Ball and Ball is a family fun business that sells antique and antique style hardware, and they do it in a thoroughly modern way, through their web site. Yes, you know the drill, sell your stuff online. But if they can do it, you can do it.
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