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The New Newfangled Website

an Article published on November 29, 2006

...there on the web. %leftsidebar% Fancy Flash Stuff Newfangled is not big on Flash as a website development environment. That’s not to say we don’t’love Flash when it’s used properly. Our new design gallery is built in Flash. The...

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How Should We Contain the Cloud?

a Publication written by Christopher Butler on December 11, 2012

...Think about it: What do our digital files—our MP3s, MPEGs, ePubs, etc.—actually look like? I don’t’think we see them for what they truly are, a matrix of cascading ones and zeros. I think we probably just picture the latest...

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Should I create a mobile version of my website or an app?

an Article written by Christopher Butler on May 23, 2011

...hoping to bring in prospects that desperately need and want what you have to offer but don’t’know about you yet, you won’t do that in the app store. Stick with the web, which makes that dream come true every...

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Resource Roundup: Things Agencies Should Know About

an Article written by Christopher Butler on May 27, 2011

...his ChangeOrder blog, wrote a good piece answering a question I know we’ve all asked: When Should I Decline Client Work?. Adam Silver wrote a thoughtful post for Frog’s DesignMind blog (which you should subscribe to if you don’t’already)...

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Stop Shouting. Start Teaching

a Publication written by Christopher Butler on February 11, 2013

...being blown. You don’t’feel the pen in your hand, or the surface of the desk under your arms. You’re somewhere in between your body and the blackboard. That’s the magic of learning; it’s transportational. Now, deep breath. Back to...

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The Two Things and Content Strategy: Why Reducing Your Knowledge Will Help You Expand Upon It

an Article written by Christopher Butler on June 13, 2011

There’s a “soft-meme” on the web called The Two Things. Have you heard of it? I call it a soft-meme because I don’t’think many people have. The basic gist of it is that The Two Things are the two...

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Creative Questionnaire: Luke Wroblewski

an Article published on April 7, 2009

...complete a task, the relationships between information, or the hierarchy between interface elements. So clearly visual organization is a key component for successful interface designs. Unfortunately, the bulk of discussions about the effectiveness of Web design don’t’focus on visual...

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Check Your Social Network Privacy Settings!

an Article written by Christopher Butler on March 2, 2009

...perspectives,’ she says. They are particularly well suited to academic work, where researchers need to keep up with a number of far-flung colleagues. Just don’t’forget that what you say on Facebook is often flung far, and you should work...

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The Two Things About Lead Generation

an Article published on July 13, 2011

...functionality for registration forms, it’s worth it. It will keep your leads clean (less duplicate or conflicting data) and make life a lot easier on the site visitor as they don’t’have to repeatedly fill out forms as they browse...

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A Look in to My Google Reader

an Article written by Christopher Butler on March 27, 2009

Every now and then, I like to look at my Google Reader account and take a big-picture view of what I’m reading. Sometimes I notice surprising trends in my own behavior that I don’t’notice on a day to day...

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