Web Design

Eat your vegetables, read Kiplinger

Eat your vegetables, read Kiplinger

Personal finance site uses new content, syndication, SEO – and baby boomer parents – to expand and engage its online audience.

OPA ad units taking hold

The display advertising units that the Online Publishers Association released last year are gaining traction among OPA members, and even some non-members.


Event Date: Sun, 2010-10-10 - Fri, 2010-12-10

12 lessons learned while launching a media site

Last September I wrote about Richard Wallace's startup, The Next Silicon Valley, a global news and insight website established to connect VCs and tech companies in order to help promote regional economic development in emerging markets. Bloggish back in September, the site – officially launched on Jan. 14 – is now a fully functioning media outlet


GolfDigest.com's new design

Golf Digest redesign

 

Golf Digest launched a site redesign last week. Spokeswoman Meg D'Incecco cited four key improvements:


Field & Stream hooks more visitors after site redesign on Drupal CMS

Field & Stream hooks more visitors after site redesign on Drupal CMS

Open-source content management system improves editorial flexibility, drives readership. 

Are you ready for HTML 5?

Are you ready for HTML 5?

The language designers use to create web pages is getting an upgrade. We ask the experts what features you should implement today, and which ones are better left for your next redesign.

Editorial, IT and design: Can't they all just get along?

Editorial, IT and design: Can't they all just get along?

Cross-functional collaboration and communication are the keys to successful Web redesign or development projects. 

Website redesign roles: a template

Website redesigns are vital projects that don’t happen often enough for most of us to get good at them. Developers and designers know exactly what they need to do, but struggle because the rest of the players often … don’t. Here are some guidelines for assigning responsibilities to make your next website redesign more successful.


ESPN: 2000 vs 2009

 2000:

In the early days, ESPN.com, was branded exactly like the cable channel. By 2009 the site had assumed its own identity.

Though if you notice, even in 2000 ESPN still knew what would attract pageviews: fantasy sports.

 


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