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Interactive Website Lets You Make Super Cute Kids Laugh…And Buy Clothes

Clothing brand encourages you to “play” with children online, to get you in the mood to buy adorable outfits. Steve Hall on February 23, 2015  Maybe it’s my hands. Maybe it’s my eyes. Maybe it’s my webcam. Whatever the case may be, this Fred & Farid-created interactive website for French kids’ fashion brand Bonpoint didn’t … Continue reading Interactive Website Lets You Make Super Cute Kids Laugh…And Buy Clothes →

Business Website Design: When Being “Too Cute” Goes Wrong

Harmony MajorFebruary 19, 2015 Is your website so “cute” that it’s … clueless? There’s a saying we share between ethnic minority females when another woman is acting “too cute” to do anything useful. When you’re “too cute,” you’re so stuck on appearances that nothing else is as important. Can you see how this might relate … Continue reading Business Website Design: When Being “Too Cute” Goes Wrong →

Internet Marketing Optimization: Squeeze More Leads From Your Website

Kent WakelyFebruary 19, 2015 In the continuously evolving landscape of internet marketing, landing pages have been consistently used to generate leads and increase conversion. Internet marketing best practices on conversion optimization and landing pages have changed over the years, but today, more than ever, landing pages are valuable tools in anyone’s internet marketing repertoire — … Continue reading Internet Marketing Optimization: Squeeze More Leads From Your Website →

Redesigning Or Creating A Website? Here’s Why Information Architecture Should Be Priority #1

Columnist Shari Thurow explains information architecture, site navigation, and how they relate to one another. Shari Thurow on February 13, 2015  The goal of effective information architecture (IA) is to make the products, services and information on your website easy to find. The main goal of site navigation is to enable task completion. Both information … Continue reading Redesigning Or Creating A Website? Here’s Why Information Architecture Should Be Priority #1 →