#25647
Covers email newsletters, online marketing, and writing.
Evans, Meryl K. InternetVIZ (2005). Journals>Publishing>Marketing>Blogs
#13668
Those succeeding with Flash usually apply it as an element and mix it with other technologies or images such as streaming audio and video, GIF, JPG, DHTML, and CGI to name a few. Determine what elements you need on your site and study the strengths and weaknesses of each technology to determine which option would work best for each element. You're in good shape if you can use Flash without sacrificing accessibility, readability, navigability, usability, searchability, and ability to update.
Evans, Meryl K. Digital Web Magazine (2002). Design>Accessibility>Multimedia>Web Design
#25649
Giving Feedback or Writing Reviews of Bad Stuff
Some book reviewers say that when they don’t like a book, they simply don’t review it. I’d love to take the easy way out, but when I think about it from a reader’s perspective… I want to know when a book sucks.
Evans, Meryl K. Meryl.net (2005). Articles>Writing>Publishing
#23892
An Interview with Peter Morville and Lou Rosenfeld, Information Architects
An interview with Peter Morville and Lou Rosenfeld covering the topic of what the information architecture is, how information architecture relates to usability, and the challenges faced when constructing a successful information architecture.
Evans, Meryl K. Digital Web Magazine (2002). Careers>Information Design
#13225
Web programming is not rocket science. Get comfortable with the basics, and learn some nifty Style Sheet switching tricks, in this general introduction to ASP programming for non-programmers.
Evans, Meryl K. List Apart, A (2000). Design>Web Design>Server Side Includes
#25646
Articles and reviews cover writing-related topics, computers and technology, and online marketing.
Evans, Meryl K. Meryl.net (2005). Resources>Writing>Technology>Blogs
#25648
Review: PC Annoyances, Second Edition
It's impossible to have the answers to all the problems you encounter on a PC, but Bass touches on a bit of everything.
Evans, Meryl K. Meryl.net (2005). Articles>Reviews>Technology
#13224
Process, Methodology, Life Cycle Oh My!
No matter what you call the process of managing your design project from beginning to end, it can save your butt. You land a client or buddy who wants you to design a website. No problem, that's what you do. Have you experienced the following? Scope creep Budget creep Launch delays Maintenance issues Maybe it's time to put a process in place that outlines the phases of your web design project. It doesn't have to be complex. Even a one-person shop can do it.
Evans, Meryl K. List Apart, A (2000). Design>Web Design>Tutorials
