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Browser of the Future?

an Article published on August 8, 2008

...for the correct action item. What I found more far more intriguing (and executable) is the dummy NYT sports page used in the first video. It was designed by Andy Rutledge from Unit Interactive and contains some great UI concepts....

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Show Me The Money

an Article published on June 17, 2008

...an image, let alone $495.00. Heres my idea. Instead of sending me 3D glasses or a 45 page booklet on the history of the internet, the stock companies should take the money they blow on promotional mailings and lower the...

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I Love Typography

an Article published on February 18, 2008

...have hand-set metal type back in college before computers and desktop publishing took over. Theres something inherently beautiful about letter forms and the texture they create on the printed page. I first realized this during my sophomore year at RISD...

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Resource of the Week

an Article published on February 5, 2008

30+ Free Three-Column Website Templates from mashable.com. Note to all you prima donna web designers out there: these templates provide great starting points for page architecture and eliminate having to reinvent the wheel every time you design a site. Remember,...

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Self Evaluation: Response to Bakers Common Struggles in Firms, Positioning

an Article published on November 14, 2008

...projects for their clients. We can say it so confidently that we choose to say it–in rather large type–on our home page. In a recent conversation with David it came to light that he actually thought our market was to...

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The Two Things about Website Measurement

an Article written by Christopher Butler on June 14, 2011

...should be qualified by another one: How many visits did your website get this week? But, how many of them converted? How many views did this page on your website get today? But, how many of them bounced? You see,...

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Your Profile is Not Private, and other Seemingly Obvious Things...

an Article written by Christopher Butler on April 13, 2009

It seems obvious, but it apparently took a California court to rule that you can’t cry “invasion of privacy” when people circulate what you’ve posted to your MySpace page. When I see things like this, I think, why on Earth...

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Simple Usability Tests: Reviewing the Testing Process and Lessons Learned from the Trenches

an Article written by Lauren Clarke on May 26, 2011

...out what’s included in the trip, how much it costs, and contact them to learn more about the trip. My friend proceeded to quickly find the first trip that mentioned the Grand Canyon, scan the trip detail page a bit,...

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How to create a link in html

an Article published on April 20, 2009

To create a link within your website This is the code you need if you are trying to link to a page that is on your site. <a href=”page2.html”>This is a link</a> Example: This is a link to “newfangled_employee_blogs” Linking...

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"Invisible" Wisdom, Part 1

an Article published on June 21, 2010

...the better service. Instead, they almost always choose what they are most familiar with. The example that Beckwith uses is that when Steve Edleman established Edleman Telemarketing, he ran a full-page ad on the back of Telemarketing magazine every month...

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