This is a link (“”MailChimp and Media Queries | MailChimp Email Marketing Blog“”) I’ve deemed interesting, inspiring or useful for others.
Bookmarked on February 03, 2012 at 02:21PM using Delicious and published to this blog with the fantastic ifttt.com.
Visit the bookmarked site: MailChimp and Media Queries | MailChimp Email Marketing Blog
This is a link (“”An introduction to Web Intents – an interview with Glenn Jones“”) I’ve deemed interesting, inspiring or useful for others.
Bookmarked on January 28, 2012 at 09:24PM using Delicious and published to this blog with the fantastic ifttt.com.
@harrybr: If you work in UX and you don’t know much about Web Intents yet, then read this interview with @glennjones: http://t.co/HsDQhc8Q
Visit the bookmarked site: An introduction to Web Intents – an interview with Glenn Jones
This is a link (“”Photogram.co“”) I’ve deemed interesting, inspiring or useful for others.
Bookmarked on January 24, 2012 at 09:53PM using Delicious and published to this blog with the fantastic ifttt.com.
Great extension of instagram’s (pretty poor) web interface. Great design too by bdrck.me
This is a link I’ve deemed interesting, inspiring or useful for others.
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… absolutely nothin’! (Say it again, y’all)
A short while back, I pitched for a project that I ultimately lost. After putting together a comprehensive proposal and fielding numerous questions (which I have no problem with), I was given the unfortunate news that I didn’t win the business. This much is normal and as with anything in life you win some and lose some. No problem there. Read the rest of this entry »
Creating the content for your website can be a difficult task.
You have to gather information, consult experts, write thousands (or hundreds of thousands) of words, source images and get people to contribute. It’s hardly surprising that so many organisations delay their own content creation until it becomes a critical issue – and the website is ready to launch! But creating your content can be easy.
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In early November, Quality English were kind enough to Eurostar me down to Paris to present to their member schools on digital marketing.
The presentation, entitled ‘The demise of the desktop: Digital marketing and the mobile web‘ is now hosted on Slideshare, as well as embedded below. Read the rest of this entry »
It’s finally happened. After almost a year of waiting, a team of web designers, web developers, an agency and many talented others have been working with a well-known newspaper to launch the much-anticipated and new Boston Globe website.
Why is this big news? Because the new Boston Globe isn’t an ordinary newspaper website. For the first time, Responsive Web Design has finally got a poster child to call its own.
Should websites be built around the content, or should content be created to fit the design?
Here’s an argument for creating content first – or at least thinking about content first.
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I’m currently attending the Brighton SEO conference at the Corn Exchange. Huge turnout, and clearly this industry continues to thrive.
But, I’ll admit it. Over the years my view on SEO has become increasingly negative and pessimistic. This conference helped solidify that view.
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