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Ninja Post “On The Go” – Support For Mobile Devices

Posted on December 14, 2010 by Mike W.

Ninja Post provides its clients with a skin specifically for mobile devices. This makes it easy for users to participate when they’re on the go. After all, communities powered by Ninja Post should be accessible anyone, anywhere, and by any … Read More >

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The Melting Pot; Or, Why Sub-Forums Are So Passé

Posted on July 28, 2010 by Mike W.

Most forums default to the classic “forum, sub-forum paradigm” whereby threads are divvied up by topics such as “News & Announcements”, “Tech Support”, “The Sports Zone”, “Off Topic Discussion”, etc. We believe this approach is flawed. We’ve found that what … Read More >

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Ninja Post Forum Software: The Best Of Both Worlds

Posted on July 28, 2010 by Mike W.

Ninja Post forum software combines the best of both worlds: the speed and simplicity of a chat room and the structure and stability of a forum. Chat rooms are poorly organized and their content tends to be fleeting: if you’re … Read More >

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Vertical Navigation Bar Anchors Ninja Post’s User Interface

Posted on June 3, 2010 by Mike W.

One thing that makes Ninja Post unique compared to other forum software is its vertical navigation bar. This design convention is widely used in other web applications. Gmail is a prominent example. However, no other forum software has adopted this … Read More >

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