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Posted on: Tuesday, March 16th, 2010 in: Business Side, Usability & DesignA list of primary items that make a up body copy for online content..
Usability and Design Tips for your website.
A list of primary items that make a up body copy for online content..
Keep notes on changes made. I made a change to my site that I believe was a rock solid good idea. It turned out to be a dud, having a negative impact on my site.
Jakob reminds us to not forget the user in our design, and to be wary of using a user interface for multiple tasks.
Google releases their own SEO report card. See how you can improve your own on-site SEO, and also improve your HTML.
Why testing your site with more than one browser is a good idea. Ticket site used as an example.
I don’t know about you, but I’ve been working with WordPress for many, many years, and have greatly admired people who can create wonderful WordPress themes. The most I can do is log into the WordPress admin area and scroll through the different available themes, download one and click “activate”. Badda Bing. Job done. But [...]
How giant images within your website can completely mess up your layout.
The TweetMeme plugin for WordPress has just updated. Review of what they did to it.
It’s all about justify, how to use justify to format text, and how to justify what content needs to be seen.
How validating HTML benefits the developer. Part 3 of 3.
Reasons Why Validating HTML is Important to the User. Part 2 of a three part post.
In the next two posts I will list some real reasons why validating html will benefit the user, and how it will benefit YOU.
Review of the Document Readability Test created by Online-Utility.org.
Top ten website mistakes made in regards to usability and design for the year 2009.
The importance and methods how to make your website predictable for its users.
Tips on how to not waste your money getting a website. You don’t want a website.
Young people are reading less blogs. Go figure. Funny picture.
Taking inventory of your web content, organizing it, and improve your website navigation.
One of my favorite online tools I like to use is SEOCentro’s Meta Tag Analyzer, brief review.
Testing your websites call to action as if it were a advertisement. Your paying for it too!