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Tags to the World

an Article published on June 30, 2008

...is basically an online alternative to browser-based bookmarks. %leftsidebar% #macro:bloglist,3066,tagging# When I save a page on del.icio.us I include a quick sentence to describe the page–otherwise I’d probably forget why I saved it in the first place. But in addition...

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A Better Marketing Message in Three Steps

an Article written by Christopher Butler on July 12, 2016

...what everyone else does,” at least don’t make visitors read a book before they realize that. The plainer the language, the stronger the statement. Rule #2: A good message is visible… on every page. You will have entire pages devoted...

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Finding Design in the Process

an Article written by Christopher Butler on May 14, 2013

...a printed page, which means it must leverage a variety of object interactions and, essentially, make them disappear. A reader who thinks too often about the object in her hands is thinking too little about what it contains. Book designers...

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E-Commerce: (Somewhat) Recent Design Practices

an Article published on November 20, 2007

...the page, on the right side of the page, or at the top of the page beneath the global navigation. The last option would list links horizontally, rather than vertically. Usability testing would have been helpful. However, in the context...

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Design 101: White Space is Not Empty Space

an Article published on July 20, 2010

...first casualty. On a content-rich page, white space assists in “chunking” the content into digestible pieces. It aids in comprehension because a reader can skim a page to find what they are looking for. HighlightingAdding some white space around a...

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How to Identify Your Browser Version and Clear Your Cache and Cookies

an Article written by Tema Flanagan on July 15, 2013

...quickly serve up web content after loading a page for the first time. That way, as you click through a given website, the browser doesn’t have to retrieve all the same files for a specific page (like logo images, fonts,...

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Why You'll Start Paying for Analytics in 2012

an Article written by Christopher Butler on December 31, 2011

...to your site and score those terms on the basis of time on site, page views, bounce rate, and the like, but not necessarily see that term “X” led to a session that landed on page “X,” followed by page...

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

an Article published on August 4, 2008

Newfangled works with many advertising and marketing agencies and we love to provide their clients with well-designed, highly-functional web sites. However, some of the art files we receive from agencies are less than optimal for our purposes. Photoshop is Newfangleds...

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The Digital Lead Development Ecosystem

an Article written by Mark O’Brien on July 10, 2013

...gets. Any business that recognizes the web as a viable marketing platform can use this system. Newfangled didn’t create any single aspect of it; we’ve just observed it, and we are very careful and constant practitioners of it. Covering the...

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Mood Board Observations

an Article published on July 10, 2009

...polished home page layouts. There is more than just look and feel to consider when laying out an actual site page: did I include all the elements outlined in the prototype? how does this form work? what happens when I...

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