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Article VIDEO: Chris Butler on Making Sense of the Data at 2011 HOW Interactive Design Conference by Christopher Butler on December 5, 2011 Back in November, I presented at the HOW Interactive Design Conference. Here's the video of my session, "Making Sense of the Data." The slides don't look amazing on the video, but you can see them in all their full glory, plus a full writeup of most of what I said in last month's newsletter of the same name... Read Now About
Article Prospect Experience Design There is No Box! by Christopher Butler on November 29, 2011 For designers, the phrase "Think outside of the box" is beyond cliche. The good news is that there is no box anymore! This month, Chris Butler takes a hard look at how interactive designers have responded to mobile devices and makes a case for taking a broader (no-box) approach: designing for content, rather than containers… Read Now About
Article The Kindle Fire’s New Browser (And What It Plans to Know About You). published on November 28, 2011 With the launch of the new Kindle Fire, all of us in the web development field may have a new browser to add to our QA roster in 2012: Amazon Silk. Projections of the Kindle Fire (with its appealing $199 price point) are strong, with estimates of around 5 million by the end of 2011 and 20 million by 2012. To put that in perspective, the iPad has sold about 28 million since its launch. Rather than use an existing browser, Amazon has crafted its own that takes advantage of their vast cloud computing network to speed up mobile browsing Read Now About
Article My Mixbook for 2011 by Christopher Butler on November 10, 2011 Well, here we are at the end of 2011 and Volume 3 of A Year of Ideas is ready. Just like the past two volumes, I spent the past year reading a ton on the web (something around 1500 articles) and bookmarking the most interesting stuff for possible inclusion in Volume 3. I ended setting aside 61 articles and have spent the last couple of months editing that list down to 25, creating the interior design and cover, and getting them printed. They just arrived and I'm pretty excited and happy with how they turned out... Read Now About
Article HOW Interactive Design Conference Slides by Mark O’Brien on November 2, 2011 I gave a talk today at the HOW Interactive Design Conference in San Francisco on "How Content Strategy and SEO Combine to Create Effective Websites." Here is a pdf of the slides for all who are interested. Read Now About
Article Making Sense of the Data by Christopher Butler on October 31, 2011 This month we present full coverage of Chris Butler's presentation at the HOW Interactive Design Conference on measurement for interactive designers. You'll learn how to start regularly gathering data that provides enlightening, qualitative insights, how to meaningfully connect metrics from analytics tools, and how to gather data from real, live people... Read Now About
Article Callahan Creek Receives 2011 WebAward published on October 21, 2011 We're thrilled to announce that the Web Marketing Association has awarded the Callahan Creek redesign with a WebAward for Outstanding Achievement in Web Development for 2011! Read Now About
Article What’s Been Goin’ On (aka Week 829) by Christopher Butler on October 17, 2011 It's been kinda quiet here at the Newfangled blog, mostly because we've been pretty busy. But I promise, we've got some great content coming up in the next few weeks. In the meantime, here's some of what we've been up to... Read Now About
Article Prospect Experience Design Web Typography: Struggles and Solutions published on September 28, 2011 We recently worked on a project with a familiar stumbling block: the font didn't look the same on all browsers. During the long road to figuring out why and how to fix it, I found a bunch of tips, tricks and tools that will hopefully help you on your typographic journeys. Read Now About
Article Prospect Experience Design Webpage Speed Dating by Christopher Butler on September 27, 2011 Ten seconds. That's how long your webpages have to get the attention of readers. Though it may sound like a insignificant amount of time, ten seconds is more than enough to spark interest, or, in some cases, lose it completely. This month, Chris Butler explores how a webpage's design can help users get to know its content... Read Now About