By admin at October 16th, 2009 | 4 Comments
Most recently I'm looking for something web usability and got great tips which is shared by Regnard at webstandards. Just Three Ways To Improve Web Usability. Still, I'm looking for new something, if you have -- share in comments.
Web designers and developers can do three simple steps to improve their working usability skills:
Know Your Users – This step puts almost everything into context. By using any available method to elicit feedback from the target users, you can have a better what they really need to do effectively on the website.
Design For the Users - Upon having a better idea what the users need, the next step is to make it more easy for them to complete their tasks. Let’s take an online store for example: Place critical links in easier ...
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By admin at July 3rd, 2009 | 5 Comments
Today I received a mail from Adsense Team. I found, they kicking of a five-week educational series Speeding Up in a Slowdown -- the purpose of that series to help you online to grow your business more effectively. By using Google Adsense and Google Analytics both of this service combination and how you will track your sites statistics, user friendly, visitors, increasing the potential revenue, advertisement and the right path of advertisement and so on tips and tricks and as well, world famous founder and official Google's employees going to join and to share up their web experiences and key of success in this Kick-Ass Speeding Up Adsense Series. Also, Google's Official Analytics Evangelist, Google's User Experience Researchers sharing their experiences and making the whole matters so transparent thus you ...
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By admin at March 13th, 2009 | 0 Comments
If you start pressing, influencing yourself to work faster and faster you simply decreasing your productivity and slowing down yourself which things shared Jonathan Tang on his "Diary Of A Failed Startups". Absolutely I agree with that concepts and it's piratical to everyone and we should remember we are human beings plus we have lots of limitations -- don't compare with a robot. Daniel Tenner also shared counting hours doesn't make sense -- results aren't built out of hours. On his post he asked some questions to his readers.
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