How will HarvardX affect higher education?
Elite universities’ introduction of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs), such as those offered by category pioneers edX, Coursera and Udacity, is a game changer. Managing… Read More
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Get SMACSS
Last month, I really made the effort to start creating more modular and scalable CSS. With the demand of responsive websites and the realization that… Read More
How the Banner Ad Was Born
Here’s a neat historical look back at the birth of the banner ad: The ad, which ran in October 1994, performed very well. It… Read More
Facebook [Finally] Announces “Home” in place of the Previously Roumored Faecbook Phone
For a few years now it’s been rumored that Facebook would be entering the mobile marketplace with a unique hardware devices of its own. Late… 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
Left Brain, Right Brain, Wrong.
We all grew up saying, “left” and “right” brain to explain-away creativity, personality, and natural tendencies. Well, all that good stuff is false. As… Read More
5 Tips for Great SEO Copywriting
In some ways SEO (search engine optimization) has become a passé since it no longer takes on the same meaning that it used to. In today’s… Read More
Sales Surveillance: Rise of the Bionic Mannequin
This holiday season, if you catch yourself shopping in some upscale establishments chances are you won’t be alone, even if the store was completely empty. An… Read More
My Relationship Status With Social Media: It’s Complicated
I’m a product of the talk-to-me-now generation. As a kid, I spent more hours a week on AOL Instant Messenger than I spent in school—and… Read More
A Week In the Life of SEO Keywords
Is Google Messing with Us? For many professional SEO service providers, they are stuck checking the ranks of keywords daily. This is tedius and… Read More