We spend a lot of time carefully crafting the visual aspects of websites. This important aesthetic quality helps to shape someone’s first impression when they visit your website. However, as a greater length of time is spent on the site there becomes a blindness to this outer shell, and the content that you have within it is what should shine.
This is often a forgotten or neglected aspect of website creation. In her article “Starting Out Organized” posted on Smashing Magazine, Kirstin Wemmer explains different methods of content planning and organization. These are all important tools to be used (when needed) at particular stages in the website creation process.
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This article by Craig Mod has sparked a very interesting debate amongst his readers – paper ‘vs’ digital. While many people commented about environmental factors (less trees being cut down) or the timeless qualities of print, I didn’t see anything about how through making content digital it allows for speedy duplication and dissemination. For a child in with an OLPC in Mozambique to a iPad in New York, they would all have access to content and stories without being reliant on having to purchase it in paper form.
Read the article: http://craigmod.com/journal/ipad_and_books/
Citi Research analyst Mark Mahaney talks about growth areas across the Internet this year
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We’ve moved to brand new shiny offices and we’re already settled and happy in our new spot. We’ve got (almost) 360 degree views, plenty of space to create, and two balconies so we can choose which one we’d like to have a barbeque on.
If we’ve tempted you enough and you’d like to come and visit us, our entrance is on Searle Lane (between Angel Devine and Catch & Kiss, or opposite Hells Pizza).
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