13 Microsites Designed to do One Thing: Recruit Students
Sometimes in higher education there are forces with competing priorities. Just sometimes, though. The stronger those forces are, the harder it is to create a… Read More
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Preparing Your Website For Voice-Recognition Usability
As an English native living in America who’s accent can often be hard for technology to understand, this is a bit of a… Read More
Websites That Create an Experience
When creating a website you need to find a balance between conveying information and providing an experience. With a more informational website you… Read More
Make Your Webpages Talk, With Chatbots
In the past, chatbots have been far too easy to troll to work well. With misguided answers and questionable user intentions, conversations between people and bots… Read More
2014 Web Design Trends
The web-design landscape is continuously changing as designers and developers experiment and techniques go in and out of fashion. Remember the wet-floor effect? Parallax Scrolling?… Read More
Web Design Best Practices with Browser Diet
I was bouncing around the internet this morning (yes, bouncing) looking through my usual RSS, techy-news sites and Google+ when I stumbled on a link… Read More
Modern Web Design: Should Everything Be Responsive?
By Andres Zapata, EVP of Strategy and Professor at Maryland Institute College of Art Logically, the right answer is “No.” But emotionally, the answer is… Read More
PHP errors for designers (the appendix)
One of the hardest things for me to learn is to read error messages and translate them into something meaningful that leads me to a… Read More
6 Web Design Tips for an Enticing Site
You could have the most interesting content in the world, but the initial look and feel of your website is how to get viewers eager… Read More
Adobe Introduces Adobe Edge Preview
This past Monday, Adobe released a preview of Adobe Edge 1.0 to the public. They hope to launch the actual product next year. So, what… Read More