brainscannr.com

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The last in this week’s series of introductions to my other web properties is for brainscannr.com, a site I developed after seeing the runaway success of the Japanese site Nonai Maker. Sadly for my wallet, I came nowhere near the 600 million accesses!

My rather happy brain is drawn on a bit of clipart that I actually paid good money (a whole $10!) to licence for the site. I did have plans to make a Facebook app out of it, but I didn’t know how to monetise it. Perhaps I should instead make it into a free Android app and fill it with adverts?

I’ll end my series of web sites here – I’ve not mentioned FAQ Japan as it’s mostly just a search engine trap, and I’ve got another site under development that I had hoped to launch during the recent Japanese election campaign, but I couldn’t solve one critical technical issue. It would have been nice to launch it with a slightly different emphasis tomorrow, but I’m still editing a critical image. By the way, if any of my readers know how to move an image on a web page through CSS and JavaScript, please drop me a line and I’ll link to you from the new site!

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  1. Peter said,
    August 15, 2010 @ 21:21

    this might help with the image movement: $(‘.element-class-name’).animate({top:’-100%’,right:’-30%’},52000,’linear’); – css being .element-class-name{position:fixed; bottom:0; left:0;} – the css positions are the start, js the end positions – you’ll need the most upto date jquery. hope that helps :)

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