Highlights of Week 11/2010
March 19th, 2010
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- Google Analytics in Depth: Goals and Funnels (by Dave Sparks) – Money makes the world go round – funnel it (into your pocket)
- The reconstructive nature of human memory (and what this means for research documentation) (by Harry Brignull) – documentation of design decision is important to avoid pogo-sticking re-design or the HIPPO effect.
- Menu Item Usage Study: Part I (by Christopher Jung) – Mozilla’s research into menu item usage.
- designing for experiences across channels (by Brandon Schauer) – have a look at this picture and let it sit for a while. Making sense?
- Basic CSS3 Techniques That You Should Know (by Joel Reyes) – always good to stay on top of technology, CSS3 is our friend!
- Participating in the Web of Data with Open Standards (by Chris Heilmann) – API’s and geolocation made easy with YQL (Yahoo Query Language).
- Writing For The Web: Tips & Common Mistakes We Make (by Kelly Swee) – yet another list of tips, but then again we still don’t seem to get it right…
- Rudy Giuliani Shares His Leadership Thoughts (by Bruce Temkin) – Bruce summarizes the 6 leadership principles Rudy Giuliani laid out in his keynote at the Intuit Financial Services.
Categories: This Week's Highlights analytics, Brandon Schauer, Bruce Temkin, channels, Chris Heilmann, Christopher Jung, css3, data, Dave Sparks, documentation, effect, goals, google, harry brignull, HIPPO, Joel Reyes, Kelly Swee, leadership, memory, menu, mistakes, mozilla, open, pogo-sticking, re-design, research, Rudy Giuliani, standards, techniques, tips, web, writing, yahoo query language, YQL

