Wednesday, September 16, 2009 @ 10:54 am by Josh Burcham

This post is a post in a series of post on Church Websites. Catch up on the series by reading what makes a church site great.

These are the Church Sites that I’ve stumbles upon or someone sent me to and have booked marked for future inspiration or concepts:

Grace Community Church

Eastpoint Community Church

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Tuesday, September 15, 2009 @ 3:59 pm by Josh Burcham

As I’ve typed this blog post out of my head and on the screen, it has grown leaps and bounds. It start with a simple list of church websites I like to look at to best tips in creating a church website to survey results on what people visiting your sites for. Anyways.

Let’s first define what makes a great church website: simplicity, strong brand identity, clean design, straight forward navigation, and relevant content are the major five that catch my attention when first visiting a site.
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Friday, November 14, 2008 @ 3:34 pm by Josh Burcham

These are just that good. Both written in Adobe AIR. Phil recommended one and found the other. I’m running them both on desktops and like the flow and design. Pretty stoked about Action Methods being online from Behance. I’ve used Behance products for a good amount of time now and now that they have moved online, I can’t wait to get my hands dirty:

Action Method Online TweetDeck

Action Method Online (AMO):
There are too many ideas in the world, and not enough action. Without organization and productivity, brilliant ideas never happen. Action Method Online is a radically different approach to productivity, designed to simplify project management and life. All of life can be divided into “projects” – the categories we use in our minds to separate and make sense of what we need to accomplish (e.g. “the party I’m planning,” “client X,” “event Y,” “finances”). The Action Method helps you manage your projects starting with the most basic elements – always with an emphasis on action.

TweetDeck:
TweetDeck enables users to split their main feed (All Tweets) into topic or group specific columns allowing a broader overview of tweets. To do this All Tweets are saved to a local database. The far left column will always contain All Tweets. The GROUP, SEARCH and REPLIES buttons then allow the user to make up additional columns populated from the database. Once created these additional columns will automatically update allowing the user to keep track of a twitter threads far easier.

Thursday, November 6, 2008 @ 7:57 pm by Josh Burcham

NHL GameCenter will change my life. All games at my finger tips. Now I just have to find $20 a month. That will take some work.

Tuesday, September 30, 2008 @ 9:19 am by Josh Burcham

Hearing reports that all the images from my blog are missing. Is it happening to you? Trying to figure it out.