Outside-In Design for More Usable, User-focused Websites
There are few things more difficult than setting aside your own knowledge and assumptions to look at things from someone else’s perspective. (If that were not […]
There are few things more difficult than setting aside your own knowledge and assumptions to look at things from someone else’s perspective. (If that were not […]
There’s much talk and growing evidence that businesses that blog are realizing business benefits, including increased sales. Most business owners I talk to, however, are hesitant. […]
When developing a website or web application on your own—or with another person you’re used to working with—planning can be pretty informal without endangering the project. […]
I’m not an accessibility “expert,” though I care about the issue and do my best to create accessible websites. However, I read a lot of web […]
I’ve known Casey Hibbard for approximately five years, and have provided web design/development services for her. She has written some case studies, or “success stories” as […]
You’ve seen those homepages with 3 product lead-ins and 2 giveaways and NEW!!! special pricing and the latest news and a billboard about what the company […]
Web accessibility has to do with making websites accessible and usable for everyone, regardless of abilities or disabilities. Most of the techniques for making websites accessible […]
Splash pages represent a fundamental misunderstanding of the online medium. Often, they come from a print perspective (“books should have a cover”), or sometimes from a […]
Don’t get me wrong: web designers and programmers are critical to the process of creating a website. But they cannot manufacture a viable web presence without […]
Many of you may have seen this. It’s a 2009, Americanized update of a video from mid-2007, originally produced for a British audience. What’s it mean? […]
