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Articles published in September 2009


Information architecture: the basics (30-Sep-2009)

What is information architecture? Why is it so important? What can you do to ensure your website has a good information structure?

Stop the presses – we’ve got a new website! (25-Sep-2009)

Don’t bore people with messages about your new website. It’s not just inappropriate, it could cost you customers.

Screen resolution statistics and tips (23-Sep-2009)

Which screen resolutions do people in Belgium use to surf the web? And what does that mean for your website’s layout?

The right message at the right time (21-Sep-2009)

What happened?
While uploading a picture on Flickr last week, I got the following message.

Of course I want to upgrade. Immediately. After all, I’ve already used a full 1% of my monthly limit.
Where do I sign up?
What’s wrong with this message?

Flickr shows me a message that isn’t relevant to me. I’ve only used 1% of my [...]

Browser statistics (17-Sep-2009)

Which browsers and operating systems do people use to surf your website in Belgium? Is Firefox catching up with Internet Explorer? Is Chrome as popular with housewives as it is with geeks? The market share of the different browsers in Belgium. Figures for September 2009.

No such thing as bad publicity? (11-Sep-2009)

Is there really no such thing as bad publicity? What about somebody else’s bad publicity shown on your website? Check out the example from Citroen.

Usability pot-pourri (10-Sep-2009)

2 articles about usability, a handy tool, a few quotes and a movie. A South Park spoof. Go on, you know you want to see it.

Here’s one for the internet museum (06-Sep-2009)

Paying hommage to the homepage of the Belgian town of Moerbeke-Waas, a treasure from a bygone era.