Highlights of Week 13/2010
April 2nd, 2010
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- Web design: clarity is more important than persuasion (by Gerry McGovern) – The chief enemy of forward momentum is confusion – so?? …make it CLEAR!
- Coding a Clean and Professional Web Design (by Waheed Akhtar) – this is part 2 of an excellent web design tutorial.
- Fred Wilson’s 10 Golden Principles of Successful Web Apps (by Keir Whitaker) – “Speed” is #1, no surprise. Love the term “Instant Utility”.
- 5 Simple Social Design Tips From the Masters (by Christina Warren) – less is more and, content and context!
- You’re In Control: A Urinary User Interface (by Dan Maynes-Aminzade and Hayes Solos Raffle) – what sounds like a joke comes right out of the MIT labs. Reminds me of my urinal fly.
- CSUN 2010 Presentations (by Jared Smith) – some goodies there.
- Need Some Help Making That iPad Decision? (by Daniel Donahoo) – wanna buy an iPad? This funny flowchart might help you. And here the ultimate use for the iPad.
- 15 Great Ways to Find Web Design and Development Work (by Amy-Mae Elliott) – always good to know.
- Firefox & Page Load Speed – Part I (by Blake Cutler) – investigates the question of how much does our conversion rate improve?
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