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Posts Tagged ‘Web Design’

Look at Web Design Like an Ecomm Pro

12 Aug , 2012

by Martin W. Smith

Most of Marty’s friends are Internet marketers and many manage or help manage millions of dollars in ecommerce sales every year. On a recent lunch Marty’s friends agreed to be “interviewed” in order to help create the 5 Ways To Look At Website Design Like An Ecommerce Pro article after Marty agreed to pay for lunch.

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To Design or Not to Design? Review of Marshall Brain’s presentation at Internet Summit

17 Nov , 2011

by Daryl Hemeon

Marshall Brain (@brainstuffHSW) from HowStuffWorks.com took the stage to kick off day 2 of the Internet Summit in Raleigh and threw down a great argument for why we should care less about design and more about function.

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Brewing Up a Website: How Making Beer is Like Designing a Website

10 Nov , 2011

by Mark Caron

You’re thinking one of two things: “How on Earth can you compare brewing beer to building a website?” Or, “oh no, not another analogy!” Either way, stay with me here. Comparing brewing beer to making a website may not be as far-fetched as one might assume. It’s no secret, I love beer. When I’m not [...]

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The Future of the Web Lies in the Palm of Your Hand

30 Nov , 2009

by Mark Riggan

By now we have all heard about the Apple iPhone. Since its release in 2007, it has dominated the smartphone market with over 30 million units sold worldwide. Both RIM (makers of the Blackberry) and Palm have been working hard in their R&D departments trying to create a product that will trump the all-in-one from [...]

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Don’t Blink! You’ve Got 50ms to Impress Me

22 Oct , 2009

by Mark Riggan

Internet users have little patience when browsing websites. More often than not, users are on a mission and are determined to find specific information. You [as a company] get one chance to impress your targeted audience with your design. Based off of previous studies, users can judge your website in as little as 50 milliseconds! [...]

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