As seen at talentzoo.com. It’s been around for a few years, but I had thus far had the fortuity to ignore it. Then one day it finally appeared with smug self-satisfaction, screaming its name into my psyche with mind-numbing, boastful pride. And there it was, sitting in front of me. Had I known it was [...]
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As seen at talentzoo.com In this world of over-politically-correct hype, how could there be discrimination against anyone or anything? I mean, we’ve got laws everywhere and watchdog groups to make sure they’re being followed. So what’s left? Internet users. Awfully big group, you say. Isn’t that most of America? I’d have to agree with you [...]
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As seen at talentzoo.com. As an info-geek, I have to admit that one of my favorite parts of website building is creating the navigation. A few days ago, while working on an Intranet project, I came across an interesting philosophy that will probably bore the heck out of many of you. But it was an [...]
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As seen at talentzoo.com. I’ve dabbled in several different areas of the web, navigation, wire framing, site map, HTML, design and even a little WordPress development. At heart, though, I’m an information guy. Normally, I’d say content, but that creates an even smaller pigeonhole. So, when I talk with people about content strategy affects, navigation, [...]
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While the rest of us have been over–fixating on the mobile web, iPhone, tablets, and the applications they all have, a huge boon has gone unnoticed. In fact, it’s a web-based product that I would call the best-kept secret in the industry. What’s the impact of this new product? The growth this year alone is [...]
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