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It wasn't like my account had lapsed for months. Seriously, my card could only have been rejected one time. When I contacted the company they were incredibly slow to respond, unsympathetic, and eventually put me in touch with some programmer who told me my stuff was gone and he couldn't get it back. My account contained photos and other items that I did not have backed up anywhere else (because I thought they were safe).

Guess what? My account didn't exist and DropSend DELETED everything.

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When I realized that I needed to update the information I tried to log into my account to update it. So basically, I forgot to update my account with the new card information (these things happen, right?). A new one was issued but I didn't get the new card info posted before they tried to bill me for that month. I missed ONE billing cycle because I lost my debit card. I liked the design of their site, the simple interface, and their nifty uploader software. I signed up for a paid account on DropSend even though they were a bit more expensive than other online storage solutions I found. This ftp client freezes up every single time I double click a folder.

I DIDN'T LOVE IT (2007's not-so-top picks) So I can't complain (although some nifty new layouts would be the definition of sweet). But all in all, Blogger provides me with a nice, customizable blogging solution. I would also really, really like it if Blogger made it possible for me to upload music files (like those cool kids at Tumblr). I've discovered that the best solution is to link directly to my flickr images. For instance, I absolutely cringe at the way Blogger handles the photos that are uploaded through their interface. There are a few things that still need improving. I haven't experienced much, if any, down time. The auto saving when composing a draft is terrific and the platform seems really stable. In some ways it's much easier for me to adjust the look and feel of my blog template.

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I have been mostly pleased with the big upgrade that Blogger launched this past year.

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It came in handy for me a couple of times this year when I needed to combine multiple single pdf files together in one file but didn't have the Adobe software to do it. You can assemble pdfs in a breeze with this tool. LOOP for Firefox(extension to upload, covert and combine your files to PDF) Nifty when you are quickly trying to select a typeface for a logotype or tagline. Check it out.Ī freeware program that lets you preview text (that you type) with the fonts installed on your machine. I recently showcased Eric Natzke's work on my blog via a flickrriver widget. Flickrriver lets me grab photos or a photo set from a flickr account (via a username) and create a simple widget (or a cool, infinite scroll-y widget) to embed in my website or blog.

Maybe that is the key to success with good companies and services - Keep it simple. This little service does one simple thing and it does it well (letting you view flickr content). I'm excited to see the direction this company takes in 2008. But overall, I have had a great experience with my own tumblelog. I love their layouts, the customization options, and the fact that you can post music. It's a snap for novice users (or really dumb people) to sign up and start posting content online. This is a fun service that simplifies blogging via tumblelogs (think mini-blogs). If it were a puppy, I'd buy it and take it home and feed it yummy kibble. This is a great service that is only going to get better. If you're a designer and you haven't spent the time to sign up for an account, then do it.

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I also love having an archive of colors that I've used for my blog or for a project right at my fingertips when I need it. I love the community and interaction of this site (think: flickr meets color). The instant feedback from other users is great.

COLOURlovers has a nifty tool that allows me to link to a picture that inspires me and create a palette based on that image. I love creating palettes and blogging them. I signed up for an account and I've been hooked ever since. I learned about COLOURlovers earlier this year but never really used the service until recently when I needed to source a palette for a new project. COLOURlovers allows its users to create custom palettes, colors, and patterns and share them. Did I mention the word love? Because I'm going to do just that, at the very least, about 20 more times. I LOVE, LOVE, LOVED IT (2007's top picks)ĬOLOURlovers (online color tools and community) Some of them I despised with a fiery, I-can't-believe-it's-not-butter kind of passion. I've put together a list of the stand-out services and software I used in 2007. You know what that means? Lots and lots of best of and worst of lists for 2007.

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