Tag Archives: personas

Interactive Themes

So you may wonder why we called it Personas Interactive. If you were go to the Brand Thunder Gallery, you would see what we specialize in – creating customized browser experiences for different sports teams, websites, musicians and more. These … Continue reading

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Enhanced Personas

In explaining exactly what a Persona was in my last post, I mentioned that a Persona contains two images – a header and a footer. I also indicated that these images are very large – 3000 pixels wide. You may … Continue reading

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What is a Persona?

After I introduced Personas Interactive, I indicated that my next topic was going to be Enhanced Personas. As I was writing that post, though, I realized that I was putting the cart before the horse. Before I explain how we’ve … Continue reading

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Personas Interactive

Brand Thunder released a new theme for the Goblins web comic today. While it’s a great theme and I’m excited to have it out there, I’m more excited about how we’re delivering it. Goblins is the first theme we are … Continue reading

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Extensions, Personas and Jetpack! Oh, My!

As a result of Mike Connor’s post, there’s lots of discussion about extensions, theming, Personas and Jetpack. This is my livelihood, so I definitely have to jump in. First, let’s talk about Personas. I hate to burst everyone’s bubble, but: … Continue reading

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Canvas from Brand Thunder

In the description for the Personas Add-on is the following statement: The Artist in You Should Be Able to Treat the Browser as Your Canvas With the introduction of Canvas (formerly PhotoFox) from Brand Thunder, you really can treat your … Continue reading

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PhotoFox from Brand Thunder

If you like Personas, I think you’ll love PhotoFox from Brand Thunder. PhotoFox lets you use any image from your hard drive or any image on the web to customize your browser. I’ll put together a post next week that … Continue reading

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