Archive for 2002
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Jakob and… Harry?
December 9th, 2002 |In In the Future, We’ll All Be Harry Potter, Jakob Nielsen writes that we’ll be like the world of Harry Potter where inanimate objects are brought to life. [Link Webreference]
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Strike Gold with with eNewsletters
December 6th, 2002 |The newest issue of eNewsletter Journal explores an undiscovered El Dorado in newsletters and you don’t need horses to do it. Meet or beat your deadlines only to have the boss mess it all up? See how readers responded to the dilemma of dealing with a boss who is a bottleneck. Next month’s question for readers to [...]
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Rowie for Gooey
December 6th, 2002 |Before your eyes glaze over at the thought of reading a white paper… the hot topic is determine the ROI for a Web site. We know that usability earns customer trust… a user interface is part of the whole Web site development package and needs to be figured into the cost. Return on Investment for [...]
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R.I.P. META
December 5th, 2002 |Danny Sullivan says that META is not critical for sites to use them to get indexed on search engnies. In Death of a Meta Tag, Sullivan quotes Altavista’s director Internet search, “In the past we have indexed the meta keywords tag but have found that the high incidence of keyword repetition and spam made [...]
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Quick Tips for Accessible Web
December 5th, 2002 |jarmin.com Accessibility Guide is “A collation of tips, guidelines and resources for web designers, who wish to make their websites accessible to visitors with disabilities and older or assistive technology. Focuses on techniques but includes chapters on evaluation, legislation, usability, writing for the web and more” [Link LucDesk]
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Designing for Broadband
December 4th, 2002 |We’re still a long way from dumping dial-up, however, a report from Broadcasting & Cable forecasts that nearly one out of four online households will subscribe to a broadband service by the end of this year. Dial-up is expected to remain the prmiary method of consumer access through the year 2006. Remember those three out of [...]
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Do I Know You?
December 3rd, 2002 |When I researched the topic of creating successful Web sites, one mantra popped up… continuously: Know your users. But what exactly should we know about our users? 5 Things To Know About Users goes to the bank with a user to see what happens.
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Understanding Web Typography
December 2nd, 2002 |In the past few weeks, I’ve been reviewing many sites. A common problem with many sites the font. Either it’s not readable or it’s too small and can’t be made larger. Understanding web typography - an introduction examines the pitfalls with typograph and explains how to create accessible and readable Web pages. [Link Webreference]
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World’s AIDS Day
December 1st, 2002 |Unlike today’s generation, I didn’t grow up with HIV/AIDS. It began to get noticed while I was in high school. Though I grew up a "good girl," I can’t honestly say that I would not have done something stupid while in college if I hadn’t settled down with the guy who has been by my [...]
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Geek.com
November 29th, 2002 |Doesn’t surprise me that Chief Geek, Joel, has started the Geek.com - Joel’s Blog. It chronicles geeky things.
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