Monthly Archives: May 2013

By: Mike Lee

Tags: Development, Flickr, UI, UX

Flickr’s new (May 2013) user interface: “tight ass”?

Filed in:

• Design
• Technology
• Web design & Development

22

2013

May

Did ya see Flickr’s new UI? Some users rejoice, some blogs tout its updated design merits, and designer/developers like me run to see what they’ve done to bring it up to date. At first glance… It’s pretty. It’s full-screen, image-centric, responsive, and their catchy homepage incorporates some nice parallax movement (since I can never remember…

By: Amanda Mathson

Tags: content marketing, content strategy, marketing, target audience

What Content Do You Really Need For Your Site?

Filed in:

• Content Strategy
• Marketing
• Web design & Development

14

2013

May

Even for the most basic of websites, it can be tough to pick and choose what content to include. As contrary as it may seem, keeping your site simple is sometimes anything but. To help you get started, I’ve broken down the basic content every website should have, as well the content you really don’t need….