El -9999px ha muerto, viva el #replace
Esto es lo que hacemos desde hace diez años con los logos: <h1>Texto del logo + a veces eslogan</h1> <style> h1 { background: url(“myimage”) 0 […]
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A Must-have Guide to Link Types for Hyperlinks
Link types help describe the relationship between two or more web pages. They can also express the reason why particular hyperlinks are present in the web page. Defining link types is good for SEO because search engines can use this data to understand your content better. Other web services such as social media platforms, assistive technologies,
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10 Usability Crimes You Really Shouldn’t Commit
Crime 1: Form labels that aren’t associated to form input fields Using the ‘for’ attribute allows the user to click the label to select the appropriate input fields within a form. This is especially important for checkboxes and radio fields to give a larger clickable area, but it’s good practice all round. Crime 2: A
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OK-Cancel or Cancel-OK
Should the OK button come before or after the Cancel button? Following platform conventions is more important than suboptimizing an individual dialog box. We get countless questions about small details in UI design that don’t matter much to the overall user experience. One classic is the order of buttons in dialog boxes: OK/Cancel Cancel/OK Both
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Consult With Your SEO Expert Before Site Re-Design
It’s a near nightmare situation really. A client sends an email on Friday saying, “We’re launching a new web site on Monday, can you take a look at it to make sure our site optimization is ok?”. The Account Manager asks for a URL and upon receiving, clicks to find a “pretty” home page with
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The Googley Principles – The Google Guide to Good Web Design
Google’s User Experience Group es el responsable del dise
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Website Content – It’s All About The Why?
By Jerry Bader (c) 2008 Every week I get asked to look at business websites and tell the owners why they’re not getting the results they want. Some of these sites are straightforward brochures, others are e-commerce catalogs, and some are those direct-mail-style pitches reminiscent of old mail-order magazine subscription schemes ported-over to the Web.
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IE8 Arrives
Did someone change the coffee brands at Microsoft? After taking 6 years to move from version 6 to version 7, the IE team has offered the first IE8 beta barely 18 months after IE7’s release.
Usability: Rules and Principles
With big thanks to Smashing Magazine smashingmagazine.com 7
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Redirect, the smart way
The 301 Redirect The best way to redirect those pages is by using something called a “301 Redirect”. What this 301 redirect does, is it blatantly redirects to a different page when it is triggered, what makes the 301 redirect the best, is that not only does it accomplish your redirect, it does it safely,
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