The Guardian just performed a major redesign based on new data from their home-grown analytics program. Abigail Edge (great name) from Journalism.co.uk interviewed Wolfgang Blau (great name too), director of digital strategy for the Guardian. Here are the bullet-points: Every Article Should be a Homepage You hear this a lot, because virtually all traffic comes […]
HTML 5: What It Is And Why It Matters
A while ago I published “Adaptive vs. Responsive Design: What They Are, Why They Matter,” and immediately received some follow-up questions about HTML5. Here’s a very quick explanation: For the last fifteen years (since 1997, actually), we’ve been stuffing all sorts of new content onto the web using HTML, a markup language based on typesetter’s […]
Adaptive vs. Responsive Design: What They Are, Why They Matter
Another topic trending on my personal buzzword watch is “adaptive design vs. responsive design.” The difference is a bit confusing, but at the highest level, responsive design means building one design that works on all devices, “responding” to the device with design and layout changes. Adaptive design means “adapting” a single design to the conventions […]
Audience Development: What Drives Digital Growth?
A friend recently asked what kind of projects I’d seen that were effective at bumping up traffic. The site he manages had recently started to plateau and he needed ideas. I said that in most cases execution was as important as the type of campaign, but I’d send him a brief list. Once I started […]
Sources for Free and Cheap Images
Generally, when I’m looking for blog post art I search Flickr first (check the Creative Commons “commercial use” box) and Google next (select “usage rights:free to use or share, even commercially”). If they don’t have what I need, here are my backup sites. EveryStockPhoto Wikimedia Commons morgueFile stockvault FreeDigitalPhotos.net Plus! Image shutterstock Stock.XCHNG Deviant Art […]
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