Dilbert knows a thing or two about designing websites. Find out what we can all learn from this recent strip.
Dilbert knows a thing or two about designing websites. Find out what we can all learn from this recent strip.
I’m wondering whether a nonprofit website navigation structure benchmark might be useful. I’m looking for reader comments and ideas to help me decide whether and how to approach it. If that sounds interesting or useful to you, please chime in!
When examining a software bug, there’s no reason to be squeamish! Get right up next to it! Poke it! Prod it! Click on all its buttons. Don’t let this metaphor get out of hand. Just read how to report a bug.
Don’t let your audience and content get lost in between the design and functions of your website! In this guest post, copywriter Lauren Appa encourages us all to ask of every piece of our websites, “Does It Clearly Communicate with the Reader?”
Some web designers focus just on real estate websites; others focus on ecommerce, news, or social sites. I focus on nonprofit websites, and I hope this post begins to explain what knowledge and experience that focus entails.
I am SERIOUS about writing high-quality, well-informed, and, most importantly, honest content for the web. I have recently stumbled upon a huge collective failure of the internet community. Please take a moment to understand the biggest challenge to my generation and learn what you can do to combat this problem.
As a web designer, the work I do often gets spread across the web, and just because a project isn’t as big as a website doesn’t mean it’s not worth mentioning! Check out some of the cool stuff I’ve been doing on the web.
Even if you’ve never written a single line of HTML, JavaScript, CSS, or PHP code, it’s still easy to contribute to the future of WordPress! WordPress.org’s “Ideas” section is a tucked-away but important way to submit feedback to the WordPress team. Everyone from a plugin developer to a first-time WordPress user can express their opinions, [...]