WebWord.com -- Friends Club

Friends of WebWord.com

Do you want to join the WebWord.com Friends Club? Simply mention WebWord.com in a discussion group, your newsletter, or on your home page. If you spread the word, I'll list you and your site here.

Paul C. Rhodes just added a link to WebWord.com from LawDawg, a site designed to help you learn about law enforcement and related public issues. It is a great place to visit if you're even mildly interested in this topic and I greatly enjoy the newsletter. Thanks for the link!

Terry Borst added a link to WebWord.com from *alt.screenwriters*, a monthly trade publication and opinion column, focusing on issues and challenges confronting professional film and TV screenwriters on the "digital frontier".

Sean Murphy added several links to WebWord.com from PCFuel, his very hip and very useful site dedicated to hardware and software reviews. You can also find many tips and tricks there -- I stop by often, and I even contribute to the site. I highly recommend PCFuel.

Angela Lovett added two links to WebWord.com from World Wide Learn, a directory of courses, tutorials, classes and workshops offered exclusively online. There is some great information available.

Gary Perlman added two links to WebWord.com from the The HCI Bibliography which is a truly excellent directory of Human-Computer Interaction Publications and Resources. Take a look at HCI Bibliography today!

David Gikandi has added a link to WebWord.com from the useful Webmaster links page of SearchPositioning.com. If you are looking to create 'doorway pages', visit the site today.

Craig Marion mentioned the interview I conducted with Alan Cooper on the epss.com Forum (a virtual meeting space for discussing topics of interest to performance support and knowledge management practitioners). Craig is the editor of the Software Design Smorgasbord, a great resource for folks interested in software design and usability.

Wes Tanner added a link to WebWord from his List of Favorites on his personal Web site.

Craig Marion added a link to Moving WebWord from the Human-Computer Interaction page of his Software Design Smorgasbord site. The site is an excellent collection of software design and usability resources. Check it out today.

Jim Conley II has added a WebWord.com button link to A-1 Merchant Systems. The site offers a wide range of e-commerce products and
services to all types of businesses. Looks like a great place to find out more about e-commerce solutions.

David Martin has added WebWord.com to both WebKnowHow.net and HostReview.com. WebKnowHow.Net is a web development directory with over 1000 resources (such as tutorials, articles, books, scripts, FAQ's, etc.). Topics include CGI, HTML, Perl, Java, and more. HostReview.com is a web hosting directory where users can search for hundreds of web hosts according to the price and features they want. Both sites are well-designed and easy to use.

Shane Pitkin added WebWord.com to the Velocity Motorsports home page. Shane's site is dedicated to simulation auto racing. While it is a graphics-intensive "bandwidth killer", the information and graphics are excellent.

Phil McKinney added WebWord.com to an excellent resource page on Phil and Moke's Secret Free Place. There is something here for just about everyone. It's a tasteful and well designed collection of free stuff.

Kathleen Kotwica added WebWord.com to the Human-Computer Interface Research Center at CIO.COM. They have a very good collection of usability resources available.

Here are some linking instructions:

Use this link:

<a href="http://www.webword.com/">WebWord.com -- Usability for the Internet.</a> Free articles, expert interviews, recommended books, recommended Web sites, and more.

Or this link:

<a href="http://www.webword.com/">WebWord.com -- Build user-centered Web sites!</a> I highly recommend this excellent resource. The information is invaluable and it helps me create better Web sites.

Or, use my graphic button. (81 x 31 pixels, only 1.8K!)

Here's the HTML for it:

Please send me an email telling me exactly how and where you have promoted WebWord.com. Be sure to give me the URL of your site so that I can list you here. You have given me help, so I want to help you. Write to john@WebWord.com.

I know that many people have helped make WebWord.com a success. I want to return the favor. I want us to all share in the success.