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Information Architecture Workshop

an Article written by Christopher Butler on March 26, 2009

...session by re-reading Don’t’Make Me Think as a group, so our first activity was a ten question quiz on the book. Everyone aced it, of course! For our first exercise, we broke up into mini teams began planning and...

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How Should We Contain the Cloud? (or, Post-Desk Content)

an Article written by Christopher Butler on July 15, 2011

...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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Web Design 101: Matching Colors on the Web

an Article published on March 9, 2009

Question: Why don’t’the colors on my website match the colors of my printed brochure? Answer: Matching colors from print to web is challenging because of the two different mediums. Colors in print are created by visible light reflecting off...

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Resource Roundup: Things Agencies Should Know About

an Article written by Christopher Butler on July 15, 2011

...we have various segments that don’t’always mix. Duh, right? But Google needed to hear it at the time and Adams’ presentation did that very, very well. Finally, this one speaks for itself: You Are More Likely to Survive a...

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The Internet is a Work in Progress

an Article written by Christopher Butler on March 3, 2009

...planning consultation to our clients, and are constantly making suggestions for improvements and new things to do with their web applications, our clients don’t’really need us to keep the momentum of web activity going at their companies. Even in...

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My Love-Hate Relationship with Email

an Article published on December 10, 2009

...bothering to reset the bone. The issue, and he touches on this with his reply-to-all example (“Are you super sure you want do to that? Hint: you probably don’t’”), is to create a sense of decorum and self-awarenesswhen sending an...

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