Articles by Topic: Web Design Extract: Know Your Site Published on November 4, 2008 Everything You Know About CSS Is Wrong Published on October 21, 2008 Concept Design Tools Published on September 30, 2008 Cooking With Stock Published on September 9, 2008 Web Design by Designers Published on August 26, 2008 Photoshop vs Fireworks Published … Read more
News : July 2008 New Issue: Get a Customer Relationship Reality Check Costa Rican entrepreneur Tej Kohli joins us this week with his customer-focused advice in eCRM: A Virtual Reality Check For Your Business. 2008 has been rife with examples of new levels in customer relationships, with a series of news stories about company-to-customer failures … Read more
Special Edition: Using HTML and XHTML Got something to say? Share your comments on this topic with other web professionals In: Reviews > Book Reviews By James McNally Published on October 3, 2002 Overview What? Another HTML book? Why would I want to read another one of those? That’s a good question, and I have … Read more
What happens when the people come? Got something to say? Share your comments on this topic with other web professionals In: Articles By David Eames-Harlan Published on September 24, 2001 Every experienced web designer knows that web statistics are important. Okay, now quick, think of a time when you responded directly to changes in web … Read more
Live: InfoCamp 2008 – Keynote: Jacob O. Wobbrock Nick Finck September 27, 2008 at /files/includes/10.css:00 AM Add to Delicious or Add to My Yahoo! Rachel Elkington is giving the introduction for Jacob Wobbrock. Jacob is going to be talking on Flipping the Burden: Marking computer accessible with everyday input devices. Jacob takes the stage, after … Read more
Usability: The Site Speaks for Itself Got something to say? Share your comments on this topic with other web professionals In: Reviews > Book Reviews By James McNally Published on November 29, 2002 As Molly Holzschlag points out in the introduction, “This book exists to help web professionals gain perspective, not from the usability pundits … Read more
Articles We publish articles on virtually every topic related to creating and maintaining websites—web design, web development, information architecture, business, and usability. Our volunteer authors and columnists are experts in their fields, offering insights, tutorials, and explorations of a wide range of subjects that talk directly to the professionals in our industry. Form vs. Function: … Read more
Live: InfoCamp 2008 – Plenary: Tamara Adlin Nick Finck September 28, 2008 at 9:30 AM Add to Delicious or Add to My Yahoo! Day two kicks off with Aaron giving thanks to sponsors. Aaron then asks the audience about the sessions that occurred yesterday and what they found interesting and if there could be sessions … Read more
Macromedia Studio MX 2004 Got something to say? Share your comments on this topic with other web professionals In: Reviews > Product Reviews By Jesse Nieminen Published on April 14, 2004 Although the name is ridiculously convoluted, Macromedia’s flagship suite of software has really matured into the most formidable Web design package out there. Considering … Read more
Book Reviews Publishers release thousands of web-related books each year. How effective, important, well-written, or useful are these guides? When a book is highly anticipated or looks particularly interesting, we publish a review by a staff member or contributing author, outlining who it’s written for, what you’ll learn, and if it’s worth your hard-earned money. … Read more
2008 2008/12/11 : Time To Change 2008/11/25 : Is The Web Really Helping Us Find New Music? 2008/11/18 : RESTful CSS 2008/11/12 : Are Accessibility Statements Useful? 2008/11/11 : Review: Website Optimization 2008/11/04 : Extract: Know Your Site 2008/10/28 : Interview: Aarron Walter 2008/10/21 : Everything You Know About CSS Is Wrong 2008/10/07 : head Conference Q&A; with Aral Balkan 2008/09/30 : Concept Design Tools … Read more
Former Columnist Birthplace: Baltimore, Maryland, USA Employer: Freelance Title/Role: Web Developer and Consultant Personal Web site/Portfolio: snook.ca Memorable Quotes: “Anything is possible. It’s just a matter of how much time or how much money.” Digital Web Articles Powering the Web with HTTP Published on June 28, 2005 Variable Scope for New Programmers Published on October 17, 2005 … Read more
Nick Finck February 5, 2005 at 11:57 AM Add to Delicious or Add to My Yahoo! It appears that the entire first edition of Information Architecture for the World Wide Web by Louis Rosenfeld and Peter Morville (AKA “The Polar Bear Book”) is now all online for your reading pleasure right here. I still have a hardcopy of the … Read more
12/3/2003 11:07:52 PM – Posted by Nick Finck: It is now officially winter and the cold weather outside makes it a good time for those indoor projects. Something a lot of sites have been meaning to do is to implement globalization. Thankfully we have Ken Westin to write a great article about how to implement Web Globalization On A Local … Read more
By Jeff Lash This month’s issue of Digital Web focuses entirely on information architecture, and this is the first monthly column titled “IAnything Goes” which will address information architecture on its own. What’s the big deal here? Why is IA important? If you don’t care about IA, why should you? In the beginning, there was the … Read more
New This Month Columns: Wide Open: The redesign of Economist.com Published on 11-19-2002 Columns: IAnything Goes: Information Architecture is not Usability Published on 11-19-2002 Interviews: An interview with Dr. Jakob Nielsen, usability expert Published on 11-13-2002 Features: Accountability of Accessibility and Usability Published on 11-05-2002 New Last Month Book Reviews: The Elements of the User Experience Published on 10-29-2002 Columns: … Read more