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The more I know, the less I need: Thoughts on web design
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How to promote innovation from your web team
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UX Case Study: Designing a user-focused web app
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Nearby Tweets localizes Twitter, gets a facelift
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Wow... never looked into MixPanel -- you know, it may be just what I need! Thanks for pointing it out adatta02
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If you put code in the code, it will capture user actions (such as clicks) prior to loading all resources. If it's at the bottom of the </body> and the user clicks a link, you may not capture that click. Thus, giving you inaccurate
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Diving deep into user behavior with Google Analytics, Event Tracking, and jQuery
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Is your Google Analytics missing page views?
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Better user feedback on clicked links with linkNotify 2.0
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How wireframing makes your website designs better
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Building an effective online community signup process
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Very cool! I didn't know about that
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Does your site rank lower in Google than you think?
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Needs assessment: the most important process in web design
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Getting your clients to pay more for web services
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A/B tests don't cover everything that entales the user experience design profession. It's about a strategic user-centered process from the beginning of the design. To build a product and then revise without first considering the users throu
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Every programmer doesn't necessarily know networking. Similarly, and even moreso, every user experience designer doesn't have the skillset for graphic design. I see a user experience designer as analytical and a graphic designer as creative
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Yea I'm more of the UX research type of guy =)
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I think if you don't have somebody fighting for the user, the front end will be a reflection of the complexities of development and won't be a reflection of the user's behavior and needs. I think a UX person ensures that development is a st
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Are their many people who know user experience design and graphic design? I admit they exist, but they are a rare bread. Obviously that is optimal, but I'd say if you are a startup you should get funding that will help you get the right
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Fire the "web designer"
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How to track inbound links from your social media profiles
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Guidelines for highly effective websites
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That is a side effect of this strategy, but I figured I'd add my own to the bunch to give people more choice.
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Free PHP URL shortener script that can shorten over 4 billion URLs
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The broad text chunks are certainly a problem, but recent studies have proven that longer line lengths promote faster reading: http://www.456bereastreet.com/archive/200509/line_length_and...
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Blog design best practice: Scrollbars not sidebars
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Not sure what you mean?
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Good point about user-generated content, and I'd say that this still fits under content aggregators because the content sharing is usually topic-specific and driven by information. The exception to this rule are things like Facebook and T
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Well, one of my apps, Nearby Tweets, fits into the Content Aggregator model
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