New Portfolio page!

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New Portfolio page!

Posted on May 18, 2009 in Blog, News, WordPress | 2 comments

UC Blog by WP Gal UC Web Creations is proud to present a new Portfolio page that showcases the websites and blogs the studio has designed and developed. This page is now live and allows you to visit each site in the portolio without leaving UCWebCreations.com!

Please visit the new page available in the top menu for more information.

To contact UC Web Creations about developing a blog and/or website, please visit the Contact Page.

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About WP Gal

Ursula (nicknamed WP Gal) lives in Arnprior, Ontario, in the Ottawa Valley which is the National Capital Region of Canada. When she isn't obsessing over web design with WordPress, social media, or helping to train clients on how to use these solutions, you will find her playing the MMORPG game City of Heroes with her husband. Ursula started her web design and internet marketing journey from a need to design a website for her own musical compositions, found at Tathiana.com. Her web design, social media, and training services are offered through UC Web Creations. You can also find her at Facebook.com/UCWebCreations and on Twitter @UCTweets.

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Richard X. Thripp
August 26, 2009

Those are some good designs. I like your blog the most. Great theme and color scheme.

I tried opening six tabs to all the sites by middle clicking on all the “Visit site” links, but all I got were six copies of your portfolio page! The only way to use those links is to left click and view the site in the same window. Bad usability. That might be the fault of the gallery plugin you’re using.
.-= Richard X. Thripp´s last blog ..Egregious Failures =-.

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- Ursula
  August 29, 2009
  
  Well, I am using a plugin that uses java script and allows you to open the entire site as sort of a “pop-up” and without leaving my site. Hopefully not everyone tries to click like you did! I don’t think I’ve ever middle-clicked on something myself – middle-clicking really depends on the mouse you’re using and its drivers… for example, my middle click (scroll button click) doesn’t do anything! Anyway, it’s not a fault, it’s done purposefully so the visitor doesn’t have to leave my site to see the links and they can get a feel for the other site instead of just looking at a screenshot.
  
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