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ArticleProspect Experience DesignScreencast: What are Keywords & Why are They Important? by Brian Chiou on February 23, 2010 This is the first in a three-part series about search keywords and how they relate to your website. Today we will discuss the basics of keywords: what they are, and why they are important to you.This is the first (of many) collaborative screencasts by Brian Chiou and Jillian Kuhn. We will be hosting a screencast once every two weeks about topics that are important to you and your website. Read Now About
ArticleWeek 743 by Christopher Butler on February 22, 2010 I think I'm starting to get the hang of this Weeknotes thing. So far, my system has been to keep notes throughout the week in a text file on my desktop, then refer back to them and other sources--like my Google calendar and email--on Monday to reconstruct the highlights of the previous week and match them up with my reflections. It's interesting how little I actually need to remember on my own. In fact, maybe next week I'll try to write this up without any notes or help at all. In the meantime, week 743 was a busy one... Read Now About
ArticleMapping Your Network by Christopher Butler on February 18, 2010 I often encourage our team members to put energy into developing their professional network. Meeting and developing semi-professional relationships with people that you don't work directly with will enable networking and learning opportunities that strengthen your career. So with this in mind, I thought about what my professional network might look like if I mapped it visually. I tried a few different configurations, but was interested in what happened to the way I thought about my network when I mapped it in terms of how often I speak with the people in it... Read Now About
ArticleProspect Experience DesignThe Art of Letterpress by Justin Kerr on February 18, 2010 Know from whence you came. If you know whence you came, there are absolutely no limitations to where you can go. — James Arthur BaldwinIf you've ever run your fingers over the pages of a 100 year-old book and felt the indentations of the text on the paper you're familiar with the feel of letterpress printing. Letterpress is the antiquated technology of applying ink to metal slugs stamped with letterforms and then pressing a sheet of paper against those letterforms to create a printed page. Read Now About
ArticleWork Hard, Play Hard by Mark O’Brien on February 17, 2010 I've been thinking a lot lately about perseverance. Energy is about give and take, and I believe we do have enough energy to be professionally inspired and effective for decades--but only on the condition that it is diversified. Great work and service doesn't come from tired people. This is a post about staying fresh.... Read Now About
ArticleSteriPEN: On the Web AND in a Store Near You by Jillian Kuhn on February 17, 2010 To celebrate the successful Go Live of the new SteriPEN.com, Steve G, George, and I walked next door to check out the SteriPEN product first-hand!Many of our clients sell intangible services or B2B deliverables, and few are located anywhere near our North Carolina office... But the SteriPEN is sold right in our neighborhood! As Steve G says, "it's refreshing (water pun intended) to think about an actual physical consumer item." Read Now About
ArticleVietnam Dog Handler Association by Steve Grothmann on February 15, 2010One of our most interesting clients is the Vietnam Dog Handler Association, a group that seeks to re-unite veteran war dog handlers and memorialize military dogs. Read Now About
ArticleWeek 742 by Christopher Butler on February 15, 2010 Last week, I posted my first weeknotes entry. Weeknotes are weekly logs of what we're up to, which sounds simple enough but I found even after writing up my first one that reflecting upon the past week in a written form helps me to make connections and see what was valuable in a way that I probably wouldn't be able to otherwise. I began my first weeknote at 741, making this past week Week 742... Read Now About
ArticleQuality Assurance For Developers by Dave Mello on February 15, 2010When fostering a culture of quality assurance, we've traditionally put a lot of focus on test models and breakpoints. Equally important are the daily habits that encourage more thoughtful production. Here are a few of the techniques that I've employed to help me build better websites. Read Now About
Article4 items to consider when creating a homepage slideshow / banner published on February 12, 2010A homepage slideshows is one of the first thing anyone who comes to your site sees.If you are planning on creating a homepage slideshow, here are some tips to get you started. Read Now About
