Announcements, Higher Education, Management, Mobile, Site Performance, Social Media, Usability, User Experience 12 Mar 2020 Universities and Coronavirus – Unprecedented Challenges With the coronavirus pandemic at the front center of the world stage, the need for rapid, effective and reliable communication… Lauri Stone
Content, Design, Development, Engagement, How To, Marketing, Site Performance, Social Media, Usability, User Experience 14 Jan 2020 5 Tips for Collecting Feedback on your New Website or Feature DO Start early Ideally, feedback should be part of your production plan from the very beginning when you're looking to… Debbie Misra No Comments
Content, Design, Discovery, Engagement, Events, Higher Education, How To, Information Architecture, Usability, User Experience 07 Jan 2020 The Secrets of Organizing Your Higher Ed Site, Part 1 of 5: Inventory In the modern information age, we’re all experiencing information, or cognitive overload. The sheer volume of information we’re exposed to… Debbie Misra No Comments
Design, Government, Higher Education, How To, Responsive, SEO, Site Performance, Usability, User Experience 31 Dec 2019 Website Accessibility: What You Should Know The accessible web means that people with disabilities can perceive, understand, navigate, interact with, and contribute to the web. This… Debbie Misra No Comments
Development, Usability, User Experience 15 Oct 2019 Not Found? 404 Error Pages What is a 404 (Not Found) Error page? A 404 Error Page is essentially a non-existent page that returns a… Debbie Misra No Comments
Design, Higher Education, Usability, User Experience 18 Jun 2019 4 Ways To Improve Your College Website Right Away We're into the dog days of summer, but it's not too late to make some easy upgrades to your website… Debbie Misra
Android, Design, iPhone & iPad, Mobile, Non profit, Responsive, Usability, User Experience 11 Jun 2019 What Would Venus de Milo Say? The Importance of Mobile Design for Non-Profits We've been working with Wharton Studio Museum, a cinematic non-profit here in Ithaca, and came across an amusing post on… Debbie Misra
