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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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a Page published on July 1, 2014

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A Practical Guide for Producing a Webinar

an Article published on June 21, 2019

...While you should get the recording and its transcript up to your site as quickly as possible, it’s also worth taking the time to update your webinar’s pre-gate abstract (the indexable copy on your registration page that led to your...

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Experimenting with Backbone/Marionette Template Organization vs. Performance

an Article written by Dave Mello on June 23, 2014

...and produces a single, static file containing all of my partials. 2. The first time a client browser loads the page, this rollup is retrieved in one http request. The contents of this file are then regex-ed into their respective...

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Your Ego is a Bad Designer

an Article written by Christopher Butler on March 20, 2012

...probably arranged those header elements with an earlier priority in mind—keeping the header shallow so as to get more page information above the fold, for instance—but if you don’t explain that to your client, they won’t make the connection on...

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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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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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Another thing I've been working on...

an Article written by Christopher Butler on June 27, 2014

...the future of interactive design is about pushing the very definition of websites far beyond the web page, and into unseen and complicated territory. I’m looking forward to sharing with you what I see coming in the near future, and...

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Digital Conservation: Where Does My Facebook Data Go?

an Article written by Christopher Butler on March 31, 2009

...do a little digging. First, I Googled “what happens to my data if I delete my Facebook account?” I found this group page among the results, which claims that by using an obscure form on Facebook, your account will be...

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"You don't find anything out until you start showing it to people."

an Article written by Christopher Butler on April 24, 2009

...submit feedback via the basic form at the bottom of each page. Those comments are immediately dated and placed in the white field. We can also add specific comments for the developers that are placed in the green field. All...

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