The document describes an Our Team page that lists 4 members - Johny Weed, Lucas de Verra, Katya Weed, and Jane de Verra. Each team member lists their skills which include print design, web design, HTML/CSS, Javascript, and animations.
Tools for Entrepreneurs: Create. Collaborate. Communicate.Sara Rosso
I created this presentation for entrepreneurs who need online tools to make their ideas happen (I gave it earlier this year at the Professional Women's Association in Milan).
The presentation "Tools for Entrepreneurs: Create. Collaborate. Communicate." started out as a way to explain very technical things to non-technical people, but I quickly realized that most people when approaching technology get intimidated by the "What's DNS? Do I need a dedicated server?" kind of questions and therefore feel they can't understand technology.
I feel that this technology intimidation is really due to the fact that they don't really own their idea, and better understanding it will guide any decisions they have to make with their idea moving forward.
So I focus on how to further refine your idea so you can move it forward, even with help, by having a better mastery over what you need and what your users need. I also cover some techniques and tools for collaborating with developers, external consultants, and other remote workers. Then, I briefly touch on communication strategies online and how your site won't be the only place communication happens but it should be the digital hub with the most useful and authoritative information about your company, and how you can develop a communication strategy that spans several types of networks.
The appendix includes some open source software alternatives for growing a business on a bootstrap budget.
Rapid CMS enabled site development with WordpressPeter Kaizer
The document provides an overview of WordPress, including what it is, who uses it, its pros and cons, hosting requirements, common terms, and architecture. Key points include that WordPress is an open-source CMS written in PHP and MySQL that powers many websites, has a low barrier to entry and high level of customization through plugins and themes, and relies on a modular architecture with APIs and hooks.
This document discusses responsive web design and provides tips for creating responsive sites. It covers progressive enhancement, flexible layouts using percentages instead of fixed widths, using media queries to apply styles for different screen sizes, responsive navigation techniques like toggles and flyouts, responsive images using the picture element or picturefill plugin, making video responsive with plugins like FitVid, and resources for further learning including books, articles, tools, and people to follow on Twitter.
The document discusses various aspects of web design, including:
- Planning the structure and content of a website using a site diagram.
- Choosing fonts, colors, and styles to determine the look and feel of the site.
- Writing concise and scannable content using good headings, lists, and prioritizing information.
- Formatting text for readability using appropriate foreground/background colors, line lengths, and whitespace.
- Altering site design using themes and tweaking layout with CSS. Cascading Style Sheets allow rules to format objects on pages.
The document discusses using WordPress for blogging and websites. It covers how WordPress has evolved from blogging software to a full content management system. Key topics include how WordPress allows for flexibility in website design and marketing, gaining visibility on search engines, and updating websites from any device using email. Strategies for effective blogging with WordPress like planning posts by season and creating engaging content are also outlined.
doit marketing, doit-marketing, do it marketing:
http://www.doitmarketing.com
Website Redesign for marketing results. Special Report by Hubspot. Includes 7 specific website redesign tips for more effective small business marketing websites.
1. The document provides tips for surviving a hackathon and beyond. It recommends focusing on minimum viable products with core features, using existing frameworks and libraries instead of reinventing the wheel, thinking in components, using version control, commenting code, getting feedback from potential users, continuously learning, being part of a community, and having fun.
2. The tips are organized into sections for before, during, and after a hackathon, as well as general practices to always follow, such as continuous learning and being part of a community.
3. The document emphasizes trimming ideas down to minimum viable products in order to deliver functional products quickly, and suggests spending time researching existing solutions before writing new code to avoid duplicating
The seminar was presented in March 2012 to the Canadian Association of Professional Speaker's Toronto Chapter.
It's a step be step guide to creating your own social media and internet strategy.
Tools for Entrepreneurs: Create. Collaborate. Communicate.Sara Rosso
I created this presentation for entrepreneurs who need online tools to make their ideas happen (I gave it earlier this year at the Professional Women's Association in Milan).
The presentation "Tools for Entrepreneurs: Create. Collaborate. Communicate." started out as a way to explain very technical things to non-technical people, but I quickly realized that most people when approaching technology get intimidated by the "What's DNS? Do I need a dedicated server?" kind of questions and therefore feel they can't understand technology.
I feel that this technology intimidation is really due to the fact that they don't really own their idea, and better understanding it will guide any decisions they have to make with their idea moving forward.
So I focus on how to further refine your idea so you can move it forward, even with help, by having a better mastery over what you need and what your users need. I also cover some techniques and tools for collaborating with developers, external consultants, and other remote workers. Then, I briefly touch on communication strategies online and how your site won't be the only place communication happens but it should be the digital hub with the most useful and authoritative information about your company, and how you can develop a communication strategy that spans several types of networks.
The appendix includes some open source software alternatives for growing a business on a bootstrap budget.
Rapid CMS enabled site development with WordpressPeter Kaizer
The document provides an overview of WordPress, including what it is, who uses it, its pros and cons, hosting requirements, common terms, and architecture. Key points include that WordPress is an open-source CMS written in PHP and MySQL that powers many websites, has a low barrier to entry and high level of customization through plugins and themes, and relies on a modular architecture with APIs and hooks.
This document discusses responsive web design and provides tips for creating responsive sites. It covers progressive enhancement, flexible layouts using percentages instead of fixed widths, using media queries to apply styles for different screen sizes, responsive navigation techniques like toggles and flyouts, responsive images using the picture element or picturefill plugin, making video responsive with plugins like FitVid, and resources for further learning including books, articles, tools, and people to follow on Twitter.
The document discusses various aspects of web design, including:
- Planning the structure and content of a website using a site diagram.
- Choosing fonts, colors, and styles to determine the look and feel of the site.
- Writing concise and scannable content using good headings, lists, and prioritizing information.
- Formatting text for readability using appropriate foreground/background colors, line lengths, and whitespace.
- Altering site design using themes and tweaking layout with CSS. Cascading Style Sheets allow rules to format objects on pages.
The document discusses using WordPress for blogging and websites. It covers how WordPress has evolved from blogging software to a full content management system. Key topics include how WordPress allows for flexibility in website design and marketing, gaining visibility on search engines, and updating websites from any device using email. Strategies for effective blogging with WordPress like planning posts by season and creating engaging content are also outlined.
doit marketing, doit-marketing, do it marketing:
http://www.doitmarketing.com
Website Redesign for marketing results. Special Report by Hubspot. Includes 7 specific website redesign tips for more effective small business marketing websites.
1. The document provides tips for surviving a hackathon and beyond. It recommends focusing on minimum viable products with core features, using existing frameworks and libraries instead of reinventing the wheel, thinking in components, using version control, commenting code, getting feedback from potential users, continuously learning, being part of a community, and having fun.
2. The tips are organized into sections for before, during, and after a hackathon, as well as general practices to always follow, such as continuous learning and being part of a community.
3. The document emphasizes trimming ideas down to minimum viable products in order to deliver functional products quickly, and suggests spending time researching existing solutions before writing new code to avoid duplicating
The seminar was presented in March 2012 to the Canadian Association of Professional Speaker's Toronto Chapter.
It's a step be step guide to creating your own social media and internet strategy.
Mobile devices are ubiquitous so it is important to mobilize WordPress sites. There are constraints like smaller screens, lower bandwidth, and no hover effects on mobile. Options for mobilizing WordPress include WP Touch Pro which intercepts requests to provide a mobile theme, using CSS media queries for responsive design, and paid services like Mobify which compress content. Testing on actual devices is important.
This is a sample chapter from Web Design in Easy Steps (5th Edition) by Sean McManus, a book that takes you through the whole process of building a website, from planning, through designing your site, through to launching, promotion and measuring your success. It includes practical chapters on HTML, CSS, Javascript, and web design tools. This sample chapter covers best practice for layout and design. For more information, see the author\'s website at www.sean.co.uk.
Drupal: Northeastern University Libraries websiteiFactory
A closer look at the Drupal side of our Northeastern University Libraries website redesign//Drupal build. Presented by Lisa Sawin to the Rice University Library Drupal Group on June 5, 2012.
The document discusses why independent artists, writers, and entrepreneurs need a website. It argues that a website allows one to consolidate their online presence and content in one professional hub, rather than having scattered profiles and pieces across the internet. The document outlines the key features a good artist or indie business website should have, such as a store, blog, galleries, and social sharing tools. It emphasizes that such a site becomes a content marketing platform that helps one's work and brand by attracting an audience and traffic.
Deep Dive into Flex Mobile Item RenderersJason Hanson
The document discusses optimizing item renderers for mobile Flex applications. It introduces several new classes in the Flex SDK for building lightweight item renderers, including StyleableTextField, LabelItemRenderer, IconItemRenderer and BitmapImage. Custom item renderers can extend these classes or UIComponent. Using ContentCache and virtual layout can improve scrolling performance of large lists.
The document provides information on key principles of information architecture for website design. It discusses the importance of clear navigation, structure and priorities on the initial page to help users understand what the site is about and how to use it. Specific guidelines covered include using a clear logo, corporate identity and branding elements, proper use of negative space and grids to structure content, and ensuring important information is placed above the website fold for visibility. The document emphasizes that following principles of usability and information architecture helps users easily find what they need and reduces frustration, which is important for customer satisfaction and sales.
The document discusses web usability and provides tips for creating a usable website. It defines web usability as the ease of use and visual design of a website. Some key principles of web usability include presenting information clearly and concisely, using proper formatting and spacing, ensuring fast page loads, and making navigation and calls to action easy for users. The document also recommends testing websites with real users to identify any usability issues.
As web designers and print designers encounter WordPress for the first time, it can be a challenge to understand how WordPress works. Yet, it is so important for designers to know the system for which they are designing. This presentation will address key points for helping designers understand the basic functionality and structure of WordPress — so that they can design truly beautiful and functional sites that run well on WordPress. This presentation will aim to help designers understand what developers do to get their designs live on a WordPress site.
Better User Experience for WordPress Sitesaungstad
This document discusses improving user experience for WordPress sites. It defines user experience and outlines several methods for evaluating and improving UX, such as card sorting, personas and usability testing. The document then provides tips for good design practices like using tables and contrast to improve readability, implementing responsive and mobile-first design, and using stock images and fonts to enhance a site's visual design without reinventing elements. It stresses the importance of content, calls to action, and metadata like excerpts and contact details to create a high-quality user experience.
The document provides an overview of web page design and how to create a basic website. It discusses objectives like creating pages with titles, text, images and hyperlinks. It defines what a website is and how they work by being uploaded to an FTP server and accessed by users. It outlines the steps to design a site, including deciding the purpose, flowcharting content, designing interfaces and beginning creation. It also discusses using HTML and web design software to build pages and shares examples of effective and ineffective design practices.
This project report describes building a self-balancing two-wheeled robot using a Lego Mindstorms NXT set. Light sensors were used to detect tilt and an LQG controller with Kalman filter was implemented in RobotC code to achieve balancing. The robot could balance itself but was sensitive to ambient lighting and surfaces. Line tracking was attempted but not achieved due to limitations of time and sensor readings. Overall the project was successful at building a self-balancing robot but improvements could be made to deal with environmental factors and implement additional functions.
Google's vision is to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful. Their business model focuses on search, ads, and apps, and they face competition from companies like Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, and Facebook. Google has a large global reach and offers many job opportunities.
Google's vision is to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful. Their business model focuses on search, ads, and apps, and they face competition from companies like Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, and Facebook. Google has a large global reach and offers many job opportunities.
With 46 years of experience, Gielle is the specialist in fire safety. Whether you need portable fire equipment, service and maintenance, or large-scale fire suppression systems for mining, marine, industrial, commercial and retail use, Gielle has got you covered.
Gielle is a leading provider of fire protection solutions: Every day customers in more than 40 countries rely on Gielle’s fire protection business to help protect lives and property on land and at sea.
A Holistic Approach to HTML5 Game Design & DevelopmentKarl Bunyan
A talk given at the 2nd HTML5 Developer Conference in San Francisco tackling the things that the platform gives you for free (or cheap), the issues with HTML5 game development, and finally some ways to work around known limitations such as sound and animation performance.
Mobile devices are becoming more popular so it is important to make websites mobile-friendly. There are constraints on mobile like smaller screens, lower bandwidth, and different usage patterns than desktop. Two main options for making WordPress mobile-friendly are WP Touch, which intercepts requests to serve a mobile theme, and CSS media queries, which allow desktop themes to be responsive. Both have tradeoffs and it is important to test on actual devices.
Infusing Digital Strategy Into your WordPress Websiteturnystudios
The document discusses infusing a WordPress site with digital strategy. It discusses maintaining traffic, increasing sales, encouraging feedback, and analyzing visitor flow charts. The presenter, Paul Letourneau, has worked as a French kindergarten teacher, porter, ESL teacher, and in public relations and now works freelance. He discusses how clients often don't know what they want and provide unclear directions. The presentation covers smart design principles like avoiding client headaches, creating calls to action, making the site easy to use, and considering mobile responsiveness. It suggests spending 45% of time on planning, 25% on design, 20% on coding, and 5% each on launch and support.
The document discusses several common myths about WordPress performance and security. It notes that while some plugins can slow a site down, others speed it up or have no effect. Inactive plugins and themes still need updates for security. Revisions and trash do not significantly impact performance. WordPress scales well for large sites. It is used by major companies and organizations, not just blogs or amateurs. WordPress security has improved, but proper precautions like updating plugins are still needed. Function calls are cached so removing them prevents functionality.
Mobile devices are ubiquitous so it is important to mobilize WordPress sites. There are constraints like smaller screens, lower bandwidth, and no hover effects on mobile. Options for mobilizing WordPress include WP Touch Pro which intercepts requests to provide a mobile theme, using CSS media queries for responsive design, and paid services like Mobify which compress content. Testing on actual devices is important.
This is a sample chapter from Web Design in Easy Steps (5th Edition) by Sean McManus, a book that takes you through the whole process of building a website, from planning, through designing your site, through to launching, promotion and measuring your success. It includes practical chapters on HTML, CSS, Javascript, and web design tools. This sample chapter covers best practice for layout and design. For more information, see the author\'s website at www.sean.co.uk.
Drupal: Northeastern University Libraries websiteiFactory
A closer look at the Drupal side of our Northeastern University Libraries website redesign//Drupal build. Presented by Lisa Sawin to the Rice University Library Drupal Group on June 5, 2012.
The document discusses why independent artists, writers, and entrepreneurs need a website. It argues that a website allows one to consolidate their online presence and content in one professional hub, rather than having scattered profiles and pieces across the internet. The document outlines the key features a good artist or indie business website should have, such as a store, blog, galleries, and social sharing tools. It emphasizes that such a site becomes a content marketing platform that helps one's work and brand by attracting an audience and traffic.
Deep Dive into Flex Mobile Item RenderersJason Hanson
The document discusses optimizing item renderers for mobile Flex applications. It introduces several new classes in the Flex SDK for building lightweight item renderers, including StyleableTextField, LabelItemRenderer, IconItemRenderer and BitmapImage. Custom item renderers can extend these classes or UIComponent. Using ContentCache and virtual layout can improve scrolling performance of large lists.
The document provides information on key principles of information architecture for website design. It discusses the importance of clear navigation, structure and priorities on the initial page to help users understand what the site is about and how to use it. Specific guidelines covered include using a clear logo, corporate identity and branding elements, proper use of negative space and grids to structure content, and ensuring important information is placed above the website fold for visibility. The document emphasizes that following principles of usability and information architecture helps users easily find what they need and reduces frustration, which is important for customer satisfaction and sales.
The document discusses web usability and provides tips for creating a usable website. It defines web usability as the ease of use and visual design of a website. Some key principles of web usability include presenting information clearly and concisely, using proper formatting and spacing, ensuring fast page loads, and making navigation and calls to action easy for users. The document also recommends testing websites with real users to identify any usability issues.
As web designers and print designers encounter WordPress for the first time, it can be a challenge to understand how WordPress works. Yet, it is so important for designers to know the system for which they are designing. This presentation will address key points for helping designers understand the basic functionality and structure of WordPress — so that they can design truly beautiful and functional sites that run well on WordPress. This presentation will aim to help designers understand what developers do to get their designs live on a WordPress site.
Better User Experience for WordPress Sitesaungstad
This document discusses improving user experience for WordPress sites. It defines user experience and outlines several methods for evaluating and improving UX, such as card sorting, personas and usability testing. The document then provides tips for good design practices like using tables and contrast to improve readability, implementing responsive and mobile-first design, and using stock images and fonts to enhance a site's visual design without reinventing elements. It stresses the importance of content, calls to action, and metadata like excerpts and contact details to create a high-quality user experience.
The document provides an overview of web page design and how to create a basic website. It discusses objectives like creating pages with titles, text, images and hyperlinks. It defines what a website is and how they work by being uploaded to an FTP server and accessed by users. It outlines the steps to design a site, including deciding the purpose, flowcharting content, designing interfaces and beginning creation. It also discusses using HTML and web design software to build pages and shares examples of effective and ineffective design practices.
This project report describes building a self-balancing two-wheeled robot using a Lego Mindstorms NXT set. Light sensors were used to detect tilt and an LQG controller with Kalman filter was implemented in RobotC code to achieve balancing. The robot could balance itself but was sensitive to ambient lighting and surfaces. Line tracking was attempted but not achieved due to limitations of time and sensor readings. Overall the project was successful at building a self-balancing robot but improvements could be made to deal with environmental factors and implement additional functions.
Google's vision is to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful. Their business model focuses on search, ads, and apps, and they face competition from companies like Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, and Facebook. Google has a large global reach and offers many job opportunities.
Google's vision is to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful. Their business model focuses on search, ads, and apps, and they face competition from companies like Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, and Facebook. Google has a large global reach and offers many job opportunities.
With 46 years of experience, Gielle is the specialist in fire safety. Whether you need portable fire equipment, service and maintenance, or large-scale fire suppression systems for mining, marine, industrial, commercial and retail use, Gielle has got you covered.
Gielle is a leading provider of fire protection solutions: Every day customers in more than 40 countries rely on Gielle’s fire protection business to help protect lives and property on land and at sea.
A Holistic Approach to HTML5 Game Design & DevelopmentKarl Bunyan
A talk given at the 2nd HTML5 Developer Conference in San Francisco tackling the things that the platform gives you for free (or cheap), the issues with HTML5 game development, and finally some ways to work around known limitations such as sound and animation performance.
Mobile devices are becoming more popular so it is important to make websites mobile-friendly. There are constraints on mobile like smaller screens, lower bandwidth, and different usage patterns than desktop. Two main options for making WordPress mobile-friendly are WP Touch, which intercepts requests to serve a mobile theme, and CSS media queries, which allow desktop themes to be responsive. Both have tradeoffs and it is important to test on actual devices.
Infusing Digital Strategy Into your WordPress Websiteturnystudios
The document discusses infusing a WordPress site with digital strategy. It discusses maintaining traffic, increasing sales, encouraging feedback, and analyzing visitor flow charts. The presenter, Paul Letourneau, has worked as a French kindergarten teacher, porter, ESL teacher, and in public relations and now works freelance. He discusses how clients often don't know what they want and provide unclear directions. The presentation covers smart design principles like avoiding client headaches, creating calls to action, making the site easy to use, and considering mobile responsiveness. It suggests spending 45% of time on planning, 25% on design, 20% on coding, and 5% each on launch and support.
The document discusses several common myths about WordPress performance and security. It notes that while some plugins can slow a site down, others speed it up or have no effect. Inactive plugins and themes still need updates for security. Revisions and trash do not significantly impact performance. WordPress scales well for large sites. It is used by major companies and organizations, not just blogs or amateurs. WordPress security has improved, but proper precautions like updating plugins are still needed. Function calls are cached so removing them prevents functionality.
The document presents a branding style template consisting of six sections - Brand, Strategy, Design, Launch, Vision, and Production. Each section contains editable text boxes and downloadable diagram images. The template is fully customizable in PowerPoint, allowing users to change colors, sizes, and orientations of icons to suit their branding needs. Sections can be ungrouped for individual editing, and colors of shapes and objects can be modified using the Format Shape option. The template provides a starting point for creating visual brand strategy and launch plans.
The document presents a branding style template consisting of six sections - Brand, Strategy, Design, Launch, Vision, and Production. Each section contains editable text boxes and downloadable diagram images. The template is fully customizable in PowerPoint, allowing users to change colors, sizes, and orientations of icons to suit their branding needs. Sections can be ungrouped for individual editing, and colors of shapes and objects can be modified using the Format Shape option. The template provides a starting point for creating visual brand strategy and launch plans.
The document presents a branding style template consisting of six sections - Brand, Strategy, Design, Launch, Vision, and Production. Each section contains editable text boxes and downloadable diagram images. The template is fully customizable in PowerPoint, allowing users to change colors, sizes, and orientations of icons to suit their branding needs. Sections can be ungrouped for individual editing, and colors of shapes and objects can be modified using the Format Shape option. The template provides a customizable starting point for developing a brand strategy visual.
The document presents a branding style template consisting of six sections - Brand, Strategy, Design, Launch, Vision, and Production. Each section contains editable text boxes and downloadable diagram images. The template is fully customizable in PowerPoint, allowing users to change colors, sizes, and orientations of icons to suit their branding needs. Sections can be ungrouped for individual editing, and colors of shapes and objects can be modified using the Format Shape option. The template provides a starting point for creating visual brand strategy and launch plans.
The document presents a branding style template consisting of six sections - Brand, Strategy, Design, Launch, Vision, and Production. Each section contains editable text boxes and downloadable diagram images. The template is fully customizable in PowerPoint, allowing users to change colors, sizes, and orientations of icons to suit their branding needs. Sections can be ungrouped for further individual editing and colors can be modified using the Format Shape option. The template provides a starting point for creating visual brand strategy and launch plans.
The document presents a branding style template consisting of six sections - Brand, Strategy, Design, Launch, Vision, and Production. Each section contains editable text boxes and downloadable diagram images. The template is fully customizable in PowerPoint, allowing users to change colors, sizes, and orientations of icons to suit their branding needs. Sections can be ungrouped for individual editing, and colors of shapes and objects can be modified using the Format Shape option. The template provides a starting point for creating visual brand strategy and launch plans.
The document presents a branding style template consisting of six sections - Brand, Strategy, Design, Launch, Vision, and Production. Each section contains editable text boxes and downloadable diagram images. The template is fully customizable in PowerPoint, allowing users to change colors, sizes, and orientations of icons to suit their branding needs. Sections can be ungrouped for individual editing, and colors of shapes and objects can be modified using the Format Shape option. The template provides a starting point for creating visual brand strategy and launch plans.
The document presents a branding style template consisting of six sections - Brand, Strategy, Design, Launch, Vision, and Production. Each section contains editable text boxes and downloadable diagram images. The template is fully customizable in PowerPoint, allowing users to change colors, sizes, and orientations of icons to suit their branding needs. Sections can be ungrouped for individual editing, and colors of shapes and objects can be modified using the Format Shape option. The template provides a starting point for creating visual brand strategy and design presentations.
This document discusses the rise of web applications and HTML5. Native mobile apps are increasingly being replaced by web apps that are built using HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript and can run across devices without native wrappers. Sencha Touch is introduced as a framework for developing such cross-platform mobile web apps using these web technologies. It allows developers to create apps with native-like GUIs for touch devices without needing native SDKs.
This document showcases a portfolio of work across various design disciplines including print, web, motion graphics, photography and fine arts. There are numerous projects described ranging from poster and magazine layout designs to typeface creation to website and video production. The portfolio is meant to highlight the breadth of media and clients this designer has experience working with.
At KALKI SOFT, we have clarity of vision and a definite purpose of delivering concrete assignments that demand fulfillment for our clients. As a Web Solutions Company our efforts are driven to equip our clients to withstand the intellectual challenges in todaye's competitive world.
We have full-service Graphic, Multimedia and Web Company, Web design, Content Manage websites, Graphic Design, 2D animation, 3D animation, E-learning, image processing, web hosting, domain registration etc.
Final 5 Steps to Measure Success in Web DesignCore Elevation
This document discusses how web designers can focus their efforts and measure success. It provides tips for web designers, including defining success metrics, choosing the right tools for each job, doing A/B testing, making case studies and testimonials shareable on social media, and promoting their work to maximize their potential. The key message is that web designers should have a laser focus on their goals and be proactive in making things happen for their business through intentional efforts.
This document provides a beginner's guide to online marketing. It discusses setting up a website using WordPress, optimizing the site for search engines and mobile users, using analytics tools like Google Analytics to measure traffic and goals, and driving traffic through search engine optimization, social media marketing on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Pinterest and LinkedIn, and email marketing. It emphasizes measuring strategies to understand what is working best. The guide recommends focusing traffic sources that are converting visitors into customers or achieving the goals that were set.
"Improving the VR experience, from the authors to the users"
Creating an immersive virtual reality application is a big challenge: choosing (or creating) the right hardware, choosing (or creating) the right software, and finally crafting the user experience. The hardware is increasingly powerful and accessible, but we don't know how to make the best of it. This is in part because designing a VR experience is a complex software task, and is also due to our limited understanding of the main component of the system: the user.
In this talk we will focus the current trends in system design, on the goals and design of MiddleVR, a generic VR plugin aimed at simplifying the creation of VR applications and we will discuss how our understanding of human perception can be used to improve the VR experience.
This document summarizes trends and best practices in web design in 2013. It discusses concepts like mobile-first design, responsive layouts, simplicity, and user experience-centered design. It also covers specific design elements like fixed header bars, infinite scrolling, CSS3 animations, and social media integration. The document provides examples of standard and the author's preferred workflows for wireframing, visual design, development, and integration with content management systems. It also discusses technologies like Bootstrap, LESS, jQuery, and techniques for responsive design, typography, common design patterns, and touch interfaces.
7. Our Team
Johny Weed Lucas de Verra Katya Weed Jane de Verra
• Print Design
• Web Design
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Johny Weed Lucas de Verra Katya Weed Jane de Verra
• Print Design
• Web Design
• HTML/CSS
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Johny Weed Lucas de Verra Katya Weed Jane de Verra
• Print Design
• Web Design
• HTML/CSS
• Javascript
10. Our Team
Johny Weed Lucas de Verra Katya Weed Jane de Verra
• Print Design
• Web Design
• HTML/CSS
• Javascript
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Johny Weed Lucas de Verra Katya Weed Jane de Verra
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Johny Weed Lucas de Verra Katya Weed Jane de Verra
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Johny Weed Lucas de Verra Katya Weed Jane de Verra
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Johny Weed Lucas de Verra Katya Weed Jane de Verra
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25. Our Team
Johny Weed Lucas de Verra Katya Weed Jane de Verra
• Print Design • Print Design • Print Design • Print Design
• Web Design • Web Design • Web Design • Web Design
• HTML/CSS • HTML/CSS • HTML/CSS • HTML/CSS
• Javascript • Javascript • Javascript • Javascript
• Animations • Animations • Animations • Animations
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Most Popular Plan
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CSS CSS CSS CSS
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Wordpress Wordpress FTP
Photo Gallery Wordpress
YouTube Joomla
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Mobile SEO Email
Strategy Design
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60. Contacts
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