Nadeeshyama T. posted an article on nStation — Blog - Sep 13, 2010, 8:41 am
I’m going to extend my online presence on Technorati. As a procedural measure I’m supposed to have this short code (2CS29C43BNQS) on a blog post so that they can verify authenticity. I also made the decision to make the ‘blog’ part of the site strictly journalistic. So here we go with the ve...
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Nadeeshyama T. posted an article on nStation — Blog - Aug 31, 2010, 1:53 pm
Ringtone Designer mockup done for the iPhone App user interface design competition on 99designs.com. My very first attempt to create an iPhone App user interface. Check out the gallery for more screenshots. Deviation published here. Gallery Disclaimer iPhone GUI PSD (Version 4.0) courtesy teehanl...
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Nadeeshyama T. posted an article on nStation — Blog - Jun 17, 2010, 1:14 pm
nCrypt (n. en-crypt) is an encryption application user experience mockup. The main goal of the user experience design is to reduce the complexity found on many desktop disk encryption apps today. nCrypt is also designed with the intent of being tablet friendly. Checkout the gallery to see the entir...
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Nadeeshyama T. posted an article on nStation — Blog - Feb 16, 2009, 11:13 pm
Paint.NET (paint-dot-net, or PDN) is probably the best freeware out there for quick and easy pixel manipulation for Windows. Although it doesn’t boast Photoshop or GIMP like features, simplicity and super-fast startup time makes it a modest substitute for a fully blown graphics application. The PD...
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Nadeeshyama T. posted an article on nStation — Blog - Jan 2, 2009, 12:26 pm
Thank you for all your comments thank you for all those suggestions May 2009 be a year full of love, laughter and happiness!
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Nadeeshyama T. posted an article on nStation — Blog - Nov 22, 2008, 3:55 pm
Most web projects are initially done locally. When doing multiple web projects on the local computer (the ‘nstation’) you run in to the problem of managing them. This is because only one web server can run at a time on the standard web port. Well… you can run multiple instances of the same web...
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Nadeeshyama T. posted an article on nStation — Blog - Nov 7, 2008, 7:44 am
A man goes to a store, sees something nice (say, a teddy bear), checks whether it is available elsewhere for a better price and eventually buy it for the lowest price available. A man sees a computer game, checks its price, if the price isn’t lower than a few bucks, pirate it over his internet con...
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Nadeeshyama T. posted an article on nStation — Blog - Aug 28, 2008, 8:30 am
Conceptual logo design for Fresh Networks, a social media software company.
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Nadeeshyama T. posted an article on nStation — Blog - Aug 26, 2008, 2:28 pm
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is very important to a web master. SEO is the governing factor for a web site to appear on all major search engines’ first page. Top search engine spiders index web pages based on the way they ‘see’ them. If your site is not getting listed for the right query s...
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Nadeeshyama T. posted an article on nStation — Blog - Aug 14, 2008, 1:39 pm
I used to be a OneNote fan. From a short ‘to do’ list to a lengthy ‘how to’ article was captured on OneNote. Those days are gone. Surfaced again is EverNote; the product Microsoft (almost) killed with their vivid note taking tool. This time however it has bubbled with all the timely features...
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Nadeeshyama T. posted an article on nStation — Blog - Aug 8, 2008, 9:08 am
Seven used to be the luckiest number. At least that’s the impression I had until recent developments. On numerous occasions I have heard people say ‘lucky seven’ when making references to favorable outcomes. But this year things have become a little different. The Chinese consider eight to be ...
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Nadeeshyama T. posted an article on nStation — Blog - Aug 6, 2008, 3:13 pm
I use Microsoft Paint occasionally. Its features are limited and functionality is basic. But for regular people, Paint seems to be the tool of choice for a random doodle or running an office captioning contest. Readily availability can’t be the only reason. Hear goes my two cents on the matter. P...
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