7 content promotion strategies for healthier website traffic.
Content promotion isn’t rocket science, it does however, when done right, take almost as much time as the content creation process itself.
Responsive design has its place, but before you jump in, there are a few factors to consider.
This collection of tools will trim the fat off your site, and get it in tip top shape before you pit it against the competition.
When it comes to web applications, attention to detail is one of those things that makes a good design great. Adding polish, and tidying up every last user interface interaction to make it as smooth and user friendly as possible – truly separates your application from the crowd and in turn encourages repeat visits. I [...]
Along with the Selectors3 recommendations, today, the CSS working group published the first public working draft of Selectors Level 4 on the W3C site. Yes, that’s right, the first glipse of what eventually will become CSS4. So what are the standout points of interest for designers and developers? Selecting parent nodes of elements. Potentially, select [...]
Pupunzi URL: http://pupunzi.com Matteo Bicocchi is an Italian graphic designer – and co-founder of Open Lab Matteo is a bit of a javascript wizard, and he’s used this experience along with the power of HTML5 to create a truly engaging experience on Pupunzi.com – where his work and creativity are showcased perfectly. The fluidity of the interface [...]
Martin Kool, has a penchant for adventure games, and no stranger to bending the rules to bring classic gaming to the browser, has released this video on YouTube showing what he has managed to build with nothing more than HTML.
URL: http://muse.adobe.com/ Adobe have just launched a new design tool aimed at traditional graphic designers without any knowledge of coding. Currently in public beta, and built in Adobe Air, it lets designers use a freeform tool to design and publish professional, dynamic HTML/CSS websites without writing code. Codenamed ‘Muse’ which is a working title rather than a [...]
URL: http://asidemag.com/ With a whole host of major publishers developing native apps to bring their content to the iPad, you’d not be crazy for thinking that the app route was the only logical one. There are of course ways and means around this, and as further evidence of this trend, Aside Magazine demonstrates perfectly what can be achieved [...]
What if we could harness the power of the social web to learn what visitors are likely to click on, or how they interpret parts of your design? The following collection of realtime feedback tools allow you to do just that.
This post gives an overview on how to use Google Analytics for design, and how to use data as the basis for some of the decisions you make during that process.
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