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How To Test Usability Before Your Site Goes Live
With a myriad of articles appearing revolving around the theme of usability and user experience, designers have been challenged to look at their websites and creations in a new light. Through this, some have changed their websites, and some have shrugged things off. Still, what remains is that the role of usability and user experience in our designs is important and shouldn’t be overlooked.
How to Deal With Friends and Family (Who Can’t Quite Grasp What You’re Doing)
I’ll be the first to say it: Freelancing sucks for your social life. While the ladies love guys who own their own business (can’t say their eyes don’t glitter), when they realize you work form home, one word comes to their minds: “easy”. But we know that freelancing is by no means an “easy” job – far from it. We have a myriad of different responsibilities to juggle. So what can we do as freelancers to prove that we’re doing something worthwhile?
What Twitter Has Taught Me About Blogging
I’ll be the first to admit it: I’m a Twitter-addict. I use Tweetie on my Mac, and Tweetie 2 on my iPhone – I’m constantly connected to my network. I happen to check my Twitter stream more than my e-mails. But not only should we be using Twitter as a source of networking for our different activities – as bloggers we can use it as a good test of practice for practicing our writing.
Karma: The Art of Pro Bono Work
Karma is defined in Hinduism or Buddhism as an “informal destiny or fate, following as effect from cause” (New Oxford American Dictionary), or, as put more simply by Justin Timberlake, “What Goes Around Comes Around”. Essentially, if you put positivity out there, or more importantly in our situation do good unto others, good will come back to you.
“Sunday Special” Round-Up VI
This features six fresh articles from around the web that were featured this week on our Twitter stream. We’ve got stuff for designers, managers, and freelancers alike.
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