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It's a Shoe, Not an Airplane

an Article written by Christopher Butler on January 19, 2012

...as significant a responsibility to the web page as the cargo of human lives is to the dashboard. But seriously, it’s a shoe. The story behind buying a shoe is about as complex as, “it’s comfortable, stylish, and (maybe) conducive...

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What is SSL?

an Article published on February 13, 2009

SSL (or secure sockets layer) is a way for a user to verify two things about a server they are trying to contact for requesting a web page. The first is that they are communicating with the exact server they...

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The Talk Bubble is About to Pop, Part 1

an Article written by Christopher Butler on July 26, 2010

...We’ve the tools to try things out, but we’re lacking things to point to as specimens. The pencil can’t hover above the page forever.” Needless to say, I agree with both of them that we’ve hastily given away the method...

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What Will Happen to Social Media if Marketers Keep Doing Spammy Stuff?

an Article written by Christopher Butler on January 26, 2009

...Facebook advertisers after “fans” of their Facebook page complained about being shown in HubSpot advertisements (you know the ones- so-and-so is a fan of such-and-such). But, I don’t think people are going to abandon Facebook as a result. I think...

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The Most Important Person on the Team

an Article published on July 31, 2009

...in this post in regards to the relationship between the QA and the project managers here at Newfangled. If you check out our employee page, not one person has the title of Quality Assurance Engineer. This is because our project...

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Creative Questionnaire: Liz Dubois

an Article published on January 20, 2009

...in 2008. Current Project: Never just one! I am in the midst of illustrating three different features for Highlights Magazine, I just received a 32-page picture book from Scholastic to illustrate, and I am constantly working on the next line...

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Understanding Twitter

an Article written by Mark O’Brien on August 4, 2009

...not with her intentionally tongue-in-cheek delivery, but rather with the face value of what she was saying. I had been using Twitter via my iGoogle page for quite some time. That interface only let me see the last few posts...

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Meet the new Village Fertility Pharmacy!

an Article published on August 7, 2009

...took from the design of their original site was to do away with a traditional home page, opting instead to have two main sections that focus on the needs of Village’s two types of site users: Patients (pictured above) and...

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Its All About The Awards

an Article published on September 17, 2008

...I once received a client e-mail that read, I love my new site! You guys are f***ing awesome! You wont find that quote on Newfangleds testimonials page, but Ill take it over a Webby any day. Along with a paycheck....

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Print Design Does Not Equal Web Design

an Article published on March 21, 2008

...printed page may as well say theres no difference between Mozart and Van Halen; its still music, right? Im not saying that general design principles cannot be applied to the web; good design is still good design. But the medium...

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