links for 2010-01-10
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2010
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This month, we’ll explore the simple, but very powerful design pattern called More Like This, which provides the information scent and motivation necessary to make customers navigational decisions quick, easy, and intuitive.
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A 2009-es Keresőmarketing Nap előadásait itt töltheti le.
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There is a growing trend in web design to scrap the Photoshop step in favor of creating the initial comp right in the browser with your favorite editor. This article will provide you with the tools and tricks you need to create brilliant, working mockups as your very first step in the design process.
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Sleep Cycle uses the accelerometer in your iPhone to monitor your movement to determine which sleep phase you are in.
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The predictions are meant to be thought-provokers more than gospel, and come from a mix of thought leaders, entrepreneurs, and folks who get their hands dirty every day dealing with social media for their companies. Predictions range from general social media to enterprise 2.0, government 2.0, security, public relations and even location-aware social networks.
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Ever wonder how usable your site appears to someone with a disability, slower connection, or different setup? This list of tools highlights some of the most useful tools and extensions for making your website more usable.
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There are two things I struggle with the most in my job, staring at a blank photoshop canvas and having to fight the fourth round of revisions despite the fact that we had established doing only two in our contract. However there is hope, I have found ways that have improved our approval process and improved my designs significantly.
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Tested phones: Nokia N97, Samsung M1, HTC Touch Pro (Windows Mobile), SonyEricsson W960i, Nokia E71, BlackBerry 9500, HTC Pioneer (Android), LG M900, Nokia N900, iPhone
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The very first step for almost any entrepreneur tends to be the idea: finding something that other companies don’t do well or simply don’t do at all.
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There’s some talk around the Web that email marketing is becoming a thing of the past due to the popularity of social networks. I beg to differ. Consider this: According to a recent Direct Marketing Association study, email marketing’s average return on investment (ROI) is a whopping $45.05 US for every dollar spent.
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Learn how the principles of museum curatorship inform and shape how we approach content on the web.
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