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For the Love of Agencies

an Article written by Mark O’Brien on March 24, 2011

...point on our positioning, and the statement on our home page gets shorter and shorter, and more exclusive. As we do this, our expertise becomes much deeper, as do our market reach and profit margins. What seemed to be incredibly...

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Is it Time to Rebuild Your Website?

an Article written by Christopher Butler on November 30, 2010

...You’ve been writing multi-page monthly newsletters since you launched. If your site is a few years old, that kind of activity is likely expanding your database exponentially. That kind of growth is great, but if your site was built (at...

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Which Ads Bother You?

an Article published on August 15, 2008

...is higher. However, if I simply go to a website, even if I go there regularly, Im not certain that there will be any particular content Ill want to experience until Ive had a chance to scan through the page....

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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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Europe's New Internet Privacy Law: What You Need to Know

an Article published on March 15, 2012

...requirement through their site’s privacy policy. The new rule actually goes beyond this and requires user consent to place a cookie on their computer. However, many websites place cookies immediately upon the first page load, making prior consent problematic. Because...

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Google and Privacy

an Article published on January 31, 2008

Erics latest WebSmart newsletter on Gmail has begun a nice little conversation about Google and privacy issues, so I thought I would throw together a few links on the subject: Wikipedias Criticism of Google page This article covers the various...

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Web Design 101: Jagged Text

an Article published on December 16, 2008

Question: Why does the text on my site look rough or jagged? Answer: Any editable text on a web page (you can highlight it with your cursor) is HTML text. HTML text is generated by your web browser and displayed...

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2010: The Year of Better Web Fonts

an Article published on December 1, 2009

...web-safe fonts in my projects. Newfangled has implemented sIFR to embed fonts into some of our sites, but we’ve restricted its use mostly to page heads because of the slow load time and the clunkiness of using flash and javascript...

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Creative Questionnaire: Andy Rutledge

an Article published on September 25, 2008

...is rather large and requires some ongoing layout and user-experience design work. It’s released in public beta now (for journalists) but the public side is still sporting the temporary main page. Anyway, there’s not much for non-journalists to see now,...

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The Google Chrome Comic

an Article published on September 19, 2008

...filled with techno-speak (my apologies to those who love reading white papers). It was a 37-page graphic novel by comic book artist Scott McCloud (his 1993 book, Understanding Comics is a great analysis of the medium). Scotts clean, demonstrative style...

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