62: LINKS: Form Processing and background tiles

http://vandelaydesign.com/blog/tools/web-forms/

http://www.onextrapixel.com/2010/09/24/50-pattern-sets-to-spice-up-your-websites-background/

61: Ego Marketing

Ego Marketing is:
1. Showing off product coolness. Splash and buzz is like a firework (short.)
2. Spends too much of early critical resources on big-bang tradeshows and ads.

Burn Rate: the rate at which a start-up company spends capital to finance operations before generating positive cash flow from operations.

Organic Marketing: Results are what matter:
1. What really matters is where the product is installed and how it's holding up.
2. First seed the market with a minimum of installations and corresponding reputable testimonials. This builds a portfolio of endorsers and testimonials.
3. Target resources for cost efficiency. "Low-fidelity" marketing communications can outperform glitz.

60: Tables for small sites.

Do tables fit the bill for small sites?

• Tables always work. There is less code to learn, so chances of building it wrong are reduced.
  
• Table code is easier to understand. Doing HTML tables is quite straightforward, you have the
  

  tags that make things easier to follow. CSS DIVs look the same! Tables designs look the same in most browsers. Being a very basic code even IE6 does a decent job in displaying the content Table designs make no difference for the customers. Most people don’t know how the code behind a site is made. Another good reference: http://www.noupe.com/how-tos/better-ui-design-proper-use-of-tables.html