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Why “Throwing Something Up” Isn’t Worth It
We’ve all been in this situation before. We start working for that “perfect” client who seems to agree with you on everything. Everything is hunky-dory, and then they do something that pisses you off. Now, this is fine when that something comes later in the project when you don’t have to hold the grudge for too long, but what happens when it happens in the beginning? What happens when you put in that something extra they didn’t even pay for, and it ends up being a project in itself?
Why Bloggers Need Analytics and Usability Testing
I’ve recently been acquired by an online community to work as their editor. My job, while managing writers and their articles, promotion, et cetera, is to improve the community. So now that I’m starting and looking out into the future of where the blog is going, I realize that there are certain things that we need to know as editors, bloggers/writers to do our job properly.
The Cure For the Common Headache: The Power of Trust
A lot of people have been complaining about their. We all have these hilarious stories about our clients that infuriate and, much later, make us laugh in the company of others. We get so ticked off clients don’t trust our decisions and make terrible design choices that we can’t convince them out of. Is it our client’s fault for making all these decisions and changes? What can we do?
How to Convince Your Clients That They Need Usability
So you’ve built all this knowledge of usability. You’ve read and keep up to blogs like UX Booth, UserFocus, et all, and you’ve built up a nice little toolbox of all these tricks and tools you want to use on your next client. You feel inspired and you’re excited to put all this extra time into the next big project, but then when you pitch it to a client, they give you a blank stare.
The Taxonomy of Type
We’ve teamed up with the folks at Bohemian Coding, Mark Batty Publishers, and Hex to bring a contest to our community, as well as a classification system for typefaces to help designers!
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