Search Newfangled

Article

Prospect Experience Design

How Websites Should Be Built

an Article written by Christopher Butler on June 17, 2013

...you already know how the web-development process works, consider one question: How did your last project go? Brilliantly? If so, you may turn the page. But if your answer is that it could have been better, stick with me. When...

Read Now About

Article

Guest Post by Eric Holter: Agency Website Gaffe #3 - Flash

an Article written by Christopher Butler on September 29, 2009

...Each step usually starts with a “D” or “P” for alliteration. There’s nothing wrong with this kind of page (though they’re not as differentiating as they ought to be). But have you ever read such a page that didn’t not...

Read Now About

Article

Content Strategy

Guest Post by Eric Holter: Agency Website Gaffe #1 - The Browser Re-Size

an Article written by Christopher Butler on August 31, 2009

...what you need to use to pop a window and control its size) they ignore the link. That’s because this technique can be used to maliciously redirect link from one page to an entirely unrelated (spam) page. So if you...

Read Now About

Article

A Great Example of a Non-Agency Content Strategy

an Article published on July 30, 2008

...polls and recent news. The blogs (see landing page image above) are organized by the 9 disciplines, with the 32 employees contributing posts among them. The landing page shows a list of the most recent posts, along with an avatar...

Read Now About

Article

Search Phrase Tips

an Article published on December 22, 2010

...analyzing by Entrance Keywords on the page report.   If you are using the Newfangled CMS, the keywords used per page are available via the link next to Tracker stats showing on the front end when you are logged in....

Read Now About

Article

Prospect Experience Design

A Few Things You Should Know About Working With Web Fonts

an Article published on April 28, 2014

...a design perspective, working with web fonts is no different than working with fonts for print. Here are a few things to keep in mind in when specifying fonts and designing a web page. The Right Type Personality Type personality...

Read Now About

Article

Prospect Experience Design

Corporate Technologies Site Launch

an Article published on September 30, 2009

...a look at a side-by-side comparison of the new site design (on the left) and the old design (on the right):   Homepage designs on top, Staffing page designs on bottom (new on the left, old on the right)  ...

Read Now About

Article

Design Guidelines for Agencies, Part 2: Whats So Great About Photoshop?

an Article published on August 4, 2008

...standard for creating web page layouts but weve received layouts in many formats including PDFs, Microsoft Word documents, Illustrator files and even PowerPoint slides. One of the key reasons we create layouts in Photoshop is the ability to build a...

Read Now About

Article

Prospect Experience Design

Don't Make Me Search

an Article written by Christopher Butler on October 11, 2013

...Page must have understood something unique about perspective: Good search might look like a better magnifying glass, but it’s actually a better census. This is an important point. It means that search has always been about the right way of...

Read Now About

Article

Prospect Experience Design

What to think about when Prototyping a Mobile Website

an Article published on February 25, 2010

...screenshot above, you’re brought to the prototype page that shows the details page for a blog. On this page, we have mimicked how a user would scroll “below-the-fold”. I could go on and show you each individual page for the...

Read Now About