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Stop Redesigning And Start Tuning Your Site Instead | Smashing UX Design
In my nearly two decades as an information architect, I’ve seen my clients flush away millions upon millions of dollars on worthless, pointless, “fix it once and for all” website redesigns. All types of organizations are guilty: large government agencies, Fortune 500s, not-for-profits and (especially) institutions of higher education.
louisrosenfeld  content  strategy  web  site  smashing  magazine  article  redesign  optimization  short  head  zipf  law  distribution  search  result 
17 days ago by sunpig
Hiding content untangled: Hiding vs. moving out of the visible viewport | Marco’s accessibility blog
The problem here was that the content “hiding” was done in a way that visually hides the content from the naked eye, but not from my screen reader. Furthermore, the fact that this page has different interaction models for keyboard and mouse users was not taken into account. In short: a wrong technique was used to hide the content.
marcozehe  content  hide  hiding  visibility  display  none  position  screen  accessibility  a11y  screenreader  reader  jaws  nvda  frontedn  webdev  html 
5 weeks ago by sunpig
Designers respond to Nielsen on mobile | News | .net magazine
McGrane also noted the problems faced by users arriving from search engines: "If you're only delivering a subset of content and features on your mobile site, redirecting users to the mobile URL can cause huge problems. This scenario happens all the time: the user searches for something on Google from her phone, and finds the content she's looking for. Tapping the link in search results takes her to the mobile site, but because that content doesn't exist on mobile, she gets dumped on the mobile homepage. Sure, she can link to the full desktop site, but she winds up on the homepage there too. She knows the content exists, she just can't get to it anymore. Redirecting to the mobile URL breaks Google search. How is that ever a good user experience?"
karenmcgrane  bradfrost  netmagazine  jakobnielsen  mobile  content  strategy  design  phone  website  html 
7 weeks ago by sunpig
Why Mobile Web Matters | NPR Digital Services
For many public media stations, mobile means one thing: apps. We all know mobile is important, and many stations have launched successful mobile apps that engage your audience with audio, news, and more.

But here’s the truth: If your app is the only component of your mobile strategy, you’re missing the boat. Mobile-optimized web pages are rapidly becoming the most important way to grow your online audience.
npr  media  mobile  web  android  app  ios  apple  iphone  digital  engagement  news  content  optimization 
7 weeks ago by sunpig
Rainbow - Javascript Code Syntax Highlighting
RT : really pretty syntax highlighting for js in 1.2kb (yaaaa microframeworks!)
code  syntax  highlight  hilite  javascript  webdev  blog  content  pre  js  library  rainbow  colour  from twitter
9 weeks ago by sunpig
Content Parity | Brad Frost Web
RT @brad_frost: Achieving content parity is the biggest challenge in mobile web design:
bradfrost  content  parity  url  oneweb  web  webdev 
10 weeks ago by sunpig
Crap! It doesn't look quite right, or, how I learned to stop worryi...
"Crap! It doesn't look quite right, or, how I learned to stop worrying and set my mobile web sites free" by @lyzadanger
lyza  responsive  web  design  fluid  control  webdev  layout  html  content  mobile  devie 
november 2011 by sunpig
Adactio: Journal—Content First
RT : Issuing a rallying cry: Content First! Who's with me?
jeremykeith  adactio  content  responsive  web  design  webdev  site  from twitter
april 2011 by sunpig
Beyond the mobile web by yiibu
Brilliant slide deck by @stephanierieger: "Beyond the mobile web" ()
content  mobile  web  webdev  software  stephanierieger  presentation  slidedeck  slideshare  yiibu 
april 2011 by sunpig

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