Highlights of Week 06/2010
February 13th, 2010
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Maestros, at this point a quick note that I will be back writing my own content shortly (have quiet some stuff in my queue). So long, the highlights of week 6/2010:
- Paper iPad – you don’t have the money for a real iPad? Make one out of paper
- Using a Pre-Launch Checklist for your Website (by Ben Gremillion) – building a website is fun and believe me, it’s funnier to follow a protocol. This one is a great start.
- Leadership Lessons from Dancing Guy (by Derek Sivers) – Value your first follower, embrace him/her as equal, the rest will follow…
- If 1 of 5 users has a problem in a usability test will it impact 1% or 20% of all users? (by Jeff Sauro) – take observed usability issues serious, there are more than likely critical issues.
- Google Maps Get Labs With 9 Cool New Features (by Stan Schroeder) – nothing fancy when you work in a mapping company like ESRI, but probably a heck-full of work for google.
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