In his article, “How to Create Your Best Layouts” (October issue of .Net Magazine), Eliot Jay Stocks hints that the growing presence of art direction in web design is a sign of maturation for the online community. Stocks explains, “If there’s one area in web design I find exciting right now, it’s the concept of [...]
Archive for November, 2009
Moving Time…
November 11th, 2009
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Interesting article from Eric Enge, a contributing writer at SearchEngineLand.com, about the impact major site changes can have on traffic or rankings. Mainly concerned with domain changes and structural or URL changes, Enge introduces “Trust” as a factor often not considered by decision-makers. Enge writes, “Any time there is a domain change it may be [...]
BanComicSans.com
November 5th, 2009
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Comic Sans from Sam and Anita on Vimeo.
I’m not sure of the production date, but the authors of BanComicSans.com created the 8-minute propaganda piece. For a description of what great typography should be, skip ahead to 3:30 — Does El Professoro hit the nail on the head or what!?!? He’s on to something, but [...]
CNN.com (re)Birth Announcement Update
November 4th, 2009
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So, since my CNN.com re-do post, there’s been lots of feedback from readers expressing their utter dislike for the redesigned site. Not having thoroughly dug thru the site, I haven’t been able to offer a strong opinion either way. I can certainly appreciate the discomfort someone may feel when landing at an unfamiliar [...]
Save the Bonobos
November 2nd, 2009
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Recently, as part of the Today show’s “Today’s Entrepreneur” segment, correspondant, Tiki Barber, visited with the 19 employees/owners of Bonobos, a manufacturer and marketer of men’s apparel. Named after the endagered ape of the Congo, the company was launched in 2007 by Brian Spaly [...]
