How to Link – PDF
Posted on: Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010 in: Usability & DesignDownload the how to use anchor tags and link PDF file.
Usability and Design Tips for your website.
Download the how to use anchor tags and link PDF file.
In this post I want to question when it’s appropriate to sacrifice a little readability in order to make an impact.
It is ok to be a little boring if you decide to use black text on a white background.
How having a business plan for your site is the most important step.
There is a new section on the BWI home page, Usability in the News
The advantages of parallel design – design, code, and navigation
Top posts and pages on BWI for the month of April 2010
If you don’t at least have a picture to explain something, your visitors are moving on
Doing some testing on a news feed that automatically scrolls, results point to…let it scroll
How fast can you build a website contest.
A list of important items a large tech corporation is addressing for their main intranet portal.
Many argue that the right column navigation is better for navigation. I argue the the left is better by simply showing examples from the top five sites on the Internet today.
Jakob Nielson released a new report to day: Horizontal Attention Leans Left
Limit the size of your images. It could be creating horizontal scroll.
Link to a cut and paste character count tool, and reasoning for limiting text width to 75-100 characters.
Turn your web developing technique into a known W3C standard. Submit it to the Incubator Group.
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.