Monday, 30 November 2009

"Google Wonder Wheel" makes searching enjoyable and time effective at the same time.

About:
The wonder wheel is meant to provide a more visual display of relevant search terms and keywords for the user. This tool is a built in mind mapper with the intention to sort out search results in a logical way of relevancy creating a visual wheel of terms that can make your searching enjoyable and time effective at the same time. If from some reason the google wonder wheel is not yet available in your local google search, give it some more time as development in other languages is taking place.

How To:
Enter your key word or phrase and perform a search.
After submitting the key word or phrase you would like to search for, click on the “show more options” link on the top left side. The results will be divided in to two screens.
Clicking on the Wonder wheel link will now create a sun shaped circle of terms, all related to your original search. Your key word or phrase is the main phrase, since it’s the one we looked for and you can find other related keywords to this search on the sun beam. Now your display will show the Google Wonder Wheel tool on the left side and the Google search results on the right side.
Now the fun starts. You can navigate your way around the relevant key words and phrases and find more and more results. It’s easy and the graphical effects make it fun.

Click on the below picture, to view a bigger format:

Sunday, 29 November 2009

From .tel Roadmap to .Telguide



Click on the below picture to get a overview.









A new look and handling for .Tel?


TelProxy could look and work like "community-landing.html", and everybody would start talking about the dot tel domain: http://www.telnic.com/community-landing.html

Inspired by Telnic's community-landing cycle/circle:


Below:
Icons and .tel logo are neatly integrated. Handling is fun and time saving. You will never have to scrawl down anymore, as all links are always displayed within a circle. Subdomains, are circles, as well. There are no more rect angular cards, but only round cards:

Below:
Definitely not cool. But only outdated and ugly, and hindering Telnic's success. It is not only all about technology, but also about looks. Here you see the "non-go-design" from Telnic. Not quite sure, why they only make their website cool, but not the dot tel domain itself:

Friday, 27 November 2009

A map about how to use .tel on a smart phone (visualisation)

Click on the below picture to get a overview.



Minimalize this map below to 33%, and then move the map below around. Then use that minimalized map for orientation to look at the bigger one, on the bottom:

















Thursday, 26 November 2009

Circle Diagram: Another Idea, how to visualize your dot tel domain structure for contact information, and your .tel subdomains



Click on the picture to get the whole view.

Just replace the text with your individal plan and concept.

I don't know, where to get the program, but I thought, I could show the picture anyway.

Sunday, 15 November 2009

A Visual Picture of our Financial Crisis

Getting familiar with visualisation and mind mapping, will help you understand all sorts of complex issues. Also in the field/sector of domaining, especially in the development and success of domain extensions, for example dot com, or dot net, or dot mobi, or dot .tel, and so on.

To find solutions, develope strategies, or to make conclusions, or to be able to see interim results, a mind map will be able to provide the needed visual "bird eyes view" of the whole situation, history, present, as well as a outlook for future movements, plans and strategies.

So, here is a example, how to visualise, and how to get a understanding, for a situation, which has a history, and a future, that may be uncertain:
To be able to do the right things in future, you better have understood the past, as well as the present situation. It is all about getting the pictures:


Quote from Scott/wallstats.com:
"The lack of spending is keeping our economy down, and causing inflation to take a major jump. Proper spending improves the economy and reduces inflation."

If you’ve been struggling to understand what exactly brought on the international financial crisis, struggle no more.

Freelance designer Jess Bachman has developed a wonderful “Visual Guide to the Financial Crisis” that provides a clear understanding of what happen.

One of the main reasons I like mindmaps is they illustrate how ideas relate to one another.

Well, Jess Bachman has taken this idea and given us all clarity on an issue that certainly impacts everyone.



Source and link:
http://www.wallstats.com/blog/a-visual-guide-to-the-financial-crisis/
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