The FreelanceSwitch Widget, don’t leave home without itFor those of you running a Mac and using your Dashboard widgets regularly, you will be happy to know that one of our talented web design contributors Scott Wills has put together a widget to keep you up to date on the latest 5 FreelanceSwitch articles so you need never miss out again.
You can download the FreelanceSwitch Dashboard Widget here, just unzip it to your desktop and double click to run it.
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Ink Master
May 9th, 2007
A little on the oversized side, and looks pretty damn fugly… but hey, it works… so I guess I can’t really complain :/
Wayde Christie
May 9th, 2007
This would be much more valuable to me if it listed latest jobs and had growl integration.
Wayde Christie
May 9th, 2007
BTW - you folks have seriously gotta pre-poluate your digg links with titles and descriptions. Many’s a time I’ve wanted to digg one of your articles, but have given up when I realised I needed to enter all of the info on Digg. It makes sense from a marketing perspective to do this yourselves also, as that way you have control over what titles and descriptions are being submitted.
Cyan
May 9th, 2007
Scott did this out of the goodness of his heart and I think the design is fabulous
@Wayde - Collis is looking into this! Thanks for wanting to Digg us though, that’s very nice
Wayde Christie
May 9th, 2007
I should’ve said “great job though - and thanks!”
:/