Accessible By Design
In this week's issue of Digital Web MagazineAnitra Pavka gives us a broad general view of Web accessibility for the rest of us. The article is geared towards web designers and developers.
View ArticleAn interview with Adam Greenfield, Information Architect
Digital Web Magazine's Meryl K. Evans interviews Information Architect Adam Greenfield."The tool that most reliably produces sound architecture, as far as I'm concerned, is a functioning ear. IA is...
View ArticleExternal Search Engine Usability
So it's good to know people are hitting your site with A, B and C keywords from certain search engines... but how good is that information... what is the user really looking for? Jeff Lash explains the...
View ArticleSearch:
Look Before You Ask by David Wertheimer talks search on Digital Web Magazine:"Let search remain to maximize your site's usability, but tone down its presentation just enough to encourage a click or...
View ArticleIA, usability, controlled vocabularies, findability and more.
Digital Web Magazine interviews Jeffrey Veen and Jesse James Garrett of Adaptive Path and Christina Wodtke writes about using controlled vocabularies to improve findability in Mind your phraseology!
View ArticleThe Age of Information Architecture
In a new issue of Digital Web Magazine and a brand new column entitled IAnything Goes, Jeff Lash takes an in-depth look at just what is the big deal with IA: what it is, why it's needed, who should do...
View ArticleStandards for distributed information architecture
The articles in this month's iteration of Digital Web Magazine all focus on standards, and their importance to the present and future of the web. In addition to markup standards like HTML and XML, and...
View ArticleUser-Centered Design
This month Digital Web Magazine will focus on the theme of User-Centered Design. Kicking things off this week is an interview with Peter Merholz and Nathan Shedroff on User-Centered Design.
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