This past year has been a pretty busy year for us. We came out with the Q&A site, did a total redesign of The Pet Wiki with responsive design, and we also released a new site for selling paintings online, which we developed in drupal. We’ve teamed up with GINA Gallery, the only international naive […]
Most people that I know are constantly on their smartphones. Doesn’t it make sense to make the user experience for mobile as good as possible? The Pet Wiki has been in need of an overhaul for quite some time now. The old design lasted us quite a few years, but I’ve been hankering to update the site […]
What new section did we just add to The Pet Wiki? A question and answer section! Before I started The Pet Wiki, I worked for 10 years at Answers.com. They are the people who run WikiAnswers. If there is one thing that I’ve learned over the years, it’s that there is no better way to engage […]
Was privileged to hear user experience expert Jared Spool. Here’s the best of what he said: Best lessons Compared best and worst UX companies. The best had three characteristics: Shared vision of what the experience would be like in 5 years Everybody had spent at least 2 hours watching people use the product during the […]
I had the privilege of speaking at MegaComm last week, which allowed me to hear Dave Carroll of United Breaks Guitars fame. I’m ashamed to admit that my first impression was that this was a one hit wonder still barely holding on to his fifteen minutes of fame. But he quickly won me over and […]
Anybody remember Google’s first April Fool’s joke? I’ll get to that in a second. Quick hint is Steven Levy’s observation that the real Google April Fool’s joke was that “even the scariest plans that Google joked about were the kind of thing that Google’s leaders actually dreamed about.” Google is obsessed with artificial intelligence. Giving […]
Best lines and lessons Roi Ben Ami: Females always win. [Discussing A/B test results regarding male vs female faces on landing pages] Successful landing pages help the user paint the picture of what happens after the conversion. Uri Breitman: If you delete a site, you have to shift delete it. You can’t redirect its pages […]
“Like Virginia, Florida remains too close to call. There Obama leads Mitt Romney at just 48 to 47 percent–less than the polls margin of error of plus or minus 3 percent.” Virginia race too close to call, CBS Virginia If you’re following the election polls, you’re accustomed to hearing a reporter announce the poll results […]
The latest Pew Poll shows that only 64% of Governor Romney’s supporters expect their man to win, and only 17% expect their man to lose. 82% of President Obama’s supporters expect their man to win, with only 3% expecting him to lose. In theory, the question of who should win and who will win are […]
I am in Las Vegas, attending Pubcon 2012. I love going to conferences. Sure, it’s great to keep up on the latest in the SEO and social world, but more than that, I enjoy listening to the wonderful speakers that they bring in that expand my mind. The big keynote was given by Dr. Robert […]