s a follow up to my last article about website usability, which admittedly got a little long-winded, here are two great resources on usability testing. There are many great resources out there, but what I like, and appreciate, with these are the author’s very casual presentation style (in the video) and the easy-to-read nature of his book- which matches his very simple philosophy about website usability.
As a web design company, we are always thinking about site usability and the overall user experience. Our job is to create a web presence that no only looks good, but is also easy to use. It does our clients (or their customers) no good if the site looks fabulous, but users can’t find what they’re looking for.
My wife and I stopped at Alterra on the Lake this morning for coffee and a bite to eat – which was a big deal to us since we were kid-free for a few hours (and because I love Alterra Coffee as much as I love my wife and kids).
Just reviewed an excellent video from Rand Fishkin of SEOmoz.org – part ofInbound Marketing University. I now remember why we keep these webinars close at hand – great stuff! You can find all 13 videos here:http://inboundmarketing.com/university/imu-kit
A common concern and a potential obstacle for those considering blogging is “what the heck should I write about?” It’s not as big of a concern for those starting a personal blog, but what about companies wanting to get into the blogosphere? The answer is simple. Write about what interests you and topics that you know a lot about – ie: your job.
With classes beginning for many local schools and universities, we thought we’d share in the spirit of higher learning. Below you will find the top 10 sites we visit most to become more “learned.”
It’s September 1st – which means the entire month of August passed us by without one single blog entry! But I have an excuse…I’m just too busy to blog! I’m the father of 3 children under the age of 5, I run a graphic design and marketing business, I have a 2 hour commute (round trip) and I’m involved in activities outside of work – so it’s OK, right?
We recently took off a few hours to check out the new Harley-Davidson Museum in downtown (Milwaukee). This was our June office “field trip” that we were pretty excited to see. Having heard from a few people that it was worth the trip, our expectations for the new museum were pretty high.
