Posts Tagged ‘navigation’
192. Next Generation
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Posted in Podcast on the 18-11-2009 | 14 Comments
On this week’s show: We have interviews with two great upcoming web designers (Jamie Rumblelow and James Proud) as well as a new segment called Elevator Pitch.
190. Become a branding Ninja
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Posted in Podcast on the 04-11-2009 | 9 Comments
On this week’s show: Ryan and Stanton interview Alex Hunter about managing your brand. Meanwhile Paul and Marcus look at how to speed up your website.
154. Top Ten
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Posted in Podcast on the 25-02-2009 | 5 Comments
On this week’s show: Relly Annett-Baker talks about good copywriting, Paul learns how to be a more efficient designer and we look at the ultimate website launch checklist.
153. Harsh
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Posted in Podcast on the 18-02-2009 | 1 Comment
On this week’s show: 10 harsh truths about your corporate website, Ryan reviews FreeAgent and Paul highlights the differences between print and the web.
150. User Manipulation
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Posted in Podcast on the 28-01-2009 | 6 Comments
On this week’s show: Liz Danzico talks about user research. Paul explains how to create an effective call to action and we discover how one button cost $300 million in sales
Video: Introduction to WCAG 2
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Posted in Accessibility on the 26-01-2009 | 11 Comments
I recently gave an internal presentation at Headscape about WCAG 2. A number of people expressed an interest in seeing it so I made a point to record it.
140. Launch
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Posted in Podcast on the 22-10-2008 | 5 Comments
In this week’s show GetSignOff has finally launched, we talk about how to use web stats to improve your site and we answer your questions about roles with web design and should you help clients with hosting.
Using web stats for more
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Posted in Site content on the 19-10-2008 | 2 Comments
We all use web stat tools like Google Analytics for tracking marketing campaigns. However, they can also be used to improve your site.
137. Adobe
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Posted in Podcast on the 01-10-2008 | 11 Comments
In this week’s show, Aral Balkan joins us to discuss the release of Adobe CS4 and we discuss how not to get blacklisted by google.
136. Stagnation
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Posted in Podcast on the 24-09-2008 | 11 Comments
In this week’s show we talk about overcoming stagnation and Ed Merritt shares a technique to achieve fixed footers without the use of javaScript.
Too many content management systems
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Posted in Tech/Development on the 08-08-2008 | 4 Comments
I know we live in a capitalist society. I know we are supposed to believe in choice. However, there are just too many damn content management systems. Another extract from the Website Owners Manual
123. Plight
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Posted in Podcast on the 25-06-2008 | 5 Comments
In this weeks show we review Textmate and the Top 5 Tips for Web Designers and we discuss the plight of in-house designers.
Quick fix accessibility
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Posted in Accessibility on the 09-06-2008 | 3 Comments
Complying with accessibility guidelines can seem like a massive undertaking. However, addressing 5 simple problems can make a huge difference to your sites accessibility.
Coda
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Posted in Reviews on the 27-05-2008 | 36 Comments
Find out why I am seriously considering abandoning the code editor I have been using for over a decade in favour of Coda for the mac.
Location aware
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Posted in Tech/Development on the 19-05-2008 | 6 Comments
The web is full of exciting innovations at the moment. However, it is geocoding that personally excites me the most. In this post I explain what it is and why I believe it offers so much potential.
Question: Headscape tabs
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Posted in Accessibility, Tech/Development on the 16-05-2008 | 10 Comments
David Bridle writes: How did you get the tabbed menu to work in the headscape website?
Friendly web addresses
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Posted in Tech/Development, Usability on the 11-05-2008 | 21 Comments
When redesigning boagworld considerable time was spent formatting the sites’ web addresses. In this post I explain why so much time was taken and introduce you to the tools I used.
116. Back
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Posted in Podcast on the 07-05-2008 | 30 Comments
Returning with a new site. Jeff Croft talks about his view on web standards and we discover why the personal website is dead.
Lessons learnt at SXSW 08
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Posted in News on the 17-03-2008 | 1 Comment
Marcus shares his impressions of SXSW and the lessons we can all learn.
What goes into a user testing script
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Posted in Usability on the 29-02-2008 | 4 Comments
I have talked before about the benefits of user testing. I have discussed how to user test on a budget. Now, I want to look at some basics that go into every usability test script.
