In practice
- Web communication & marketing (9)
- Web content publishing (4)
- Interface design (6)
- Case studies (3)
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Best practices in web content publishing
Random notes, opinions, advices, and articles. Please comment!
08/27
2008
CMS and desktop publishing—how to not look like an amateur
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Content management solutions (CMS) such as ExpressionEngine allow anybody to publish content on their web site. While this is certainly an advantage, I have noticed that most of my clients make four common typographic mistakes typical of amateur publishing:
09/10
2008
Recognize and correct basic typography mistakes found in online and print communications
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The advent of desktop publishing technologies gave us the power to compose printed pages and screens with fonts that were once available only to typesetters who knew the rules of typography. But do we know how to set-up type?
10/01
2009
“Click here to…” a poor user interface practice
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As I was evaluating the content of a web site for one of my clients, I noticed that she would always use the phrase “click here” when linking to another page. This is not a good practice in user interfaces.
