Description To prepare for our upcoming Navigation Design seminar , we’ve been running user studies of various navigation features. As always, some test poorly. Also as always, the more faddish features “” such as tag clouds “” exhibit major usability pro…
Description Imagine you could embed an image in a web page, scale that page to any size, and never lose image quality. Well, you can. It”™s totally possible, we just haven”™t been doing it as much as we should.
Description One of the hottest topics around is infinite scrolling. Infinite scrolling is the style of navigation that loads new content when you reach the bottom, like a Twitter feed, or a Pinterest board.
Description Back in 2011, I wrote a a technical site audit checklist, and while it was thorough, there have been a lot of additions to what is encompassed in a site audit. I have gone through and updated that old checklist for 2015.
Description Local Local SEO might seem confusing, but that”™s only because of its massive potential. If executed properly and with a focus on improving customer experiences, local SEO can be reduced to a simple series of best practices that any business…
Description SEO Chat – The home of all Search Engine Optimization resources. Aside from being the home of the popular Google-Dance tool, Seo Chat also contains a …
Description Search engine optimization ( SEO ) is always evolving in response to changes in user behavior and the algorithms that users rely upon to find their way … change how people search and navigate the Internet. … Jennifer Wolfe … gTLD, data-driven, search marketing, SEO , behavioral marketing, Google
Description Is being a brand publisher the right choice for your business? If not, there’s a better way to do content marketing, and it’s one many brands are finding success with. Is yours next?
Description Has your business considered sponsored content? Research says it can be a worthwhile addition to your business’s marketing efforts.
Description In research on how people read websites we found that 79 percent of our test users always scanned any new page they came across; only 16 percent read word-by-word. (Update: a newer study found that users read email newsletters even more abruptl…
