Don’t use words that exist in the dictionary. Don’t use simple number substitutes such as “0”s for “o”s or “1”s for “I”s. Don’t user obvious words for people or places you may know. Don’t use the same password for longer than two years. Use different passwords for public and private online services. For example, don’t [...]
When designing website navigation it is important to remember user expectations and familiarity. Users are finicky and you only have a few seconds to keep their attention. If you are tempted to design something the user has never seen before, don’t. Imagine if every car designer moved the placement of the steering wheel and gauges [...]
When developing a website it is very common for people to forget about the print style sheet.
There are several basic things to consider when selecting a content management system for your organization’s website. Here are three key things to consider before making you decision.
Recently Google announced a new feature in Google Reader that lets you create a custom feed to track changes on pages that don’t have their own feed.
Chances are that if you are advertising in order to drive clicks to your web site, you’re probably using landing pages as a campaign component.
A good interface design will grab the users’ attention, but users have to able to easily read the text in order to grasp the information they desire. That seems like such a basic premise, but it’s surprising how often I encounter sites where the content seems completely disregarded. Here are some basic 101 tips to [...]
THinkING is a quarterly publication developed, written and produced by Bozell. Below are articles from the most recent issue.