By David | Published:
March 2, 2012
Google Adwords has added a new helpful feature for automating common tasks when managing PPC campaigns. With these automated rules, a campaign manager can help you automatically adjust bids, budgets, or ad statuses based on specific conditions that occurred during a previous period of time that the campaign was running. By using this feature, campaign [...]
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By David | Published:
February 21, 2012
Today, Web developers use HTML tags on their pages to tell the browser how to display the content; however, these tags don’t generally include semantical meaning to describe what kind of information is included. By specifying semantical meaning within the Web page content, search engines can become more intelligent on categorizing the overwhelming amount of searchable information [...]
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By David | Published:
November 29, 2011
Making internet technology and Website designs that work has become increasing more challenging due to the plethora of browsers available today; in particular, quality assurance testing has become extremely challenging and time consuming. One important consideration for saving time, is to design and program based on your targeted browser community. So…how do you know what features are supported by each browser? The Can [...]
By Dan | Published:
May 26, 2011
This was a great read. Certainly learned a lot of useful lessons on front-end optimizations. Written by Steve Souders (previously lead Optimization efforts at Yahoo!), who also developed YSlow! – a Firefox add-on (actually an add-on to the Firefox add-on called Firebug) that gives your web pages a grade from A through F and tells [...]
Posted in Technology that works | Tagged artic, Auto, background images, binary data, bugs, button, button images, closure, color palettes, Compiler, course, CSS, css files, design components, Draft, duplication, Firebug, Firefox, GIF, google, Gzip, High, high performance, HTML, HTTP, JPG, jpg gif, js, Minify, optimization rules, optimize, partial transparency, Performance, performance websites, PNG, script, Stefanov, stoyan, summary, transparency, Websites, YUI |
By Dan | Published:
January 17, 2011
Many times when you’re eliciting requirements, you may be asked the question: “We need to add a textbox on this page. How long will it take?” That’s when your brain starts firing off neurons and begins synthesizing questions so you’ll be able to best meet the demands of the task. To aid your requirements analysis [...]
Posted in Technology that works | Tagged AJAX, asking the right questions, Auto, brain, business, business requirements, business rules, checklist, cms, content requirements, Draft, effort, error message, file, Finance, form, form javascript, help, hierarchy, journey, label, neurons, number, page, privilege, Project, Requirement, requirement analysis, Retrieved, server side validation, show, social security, social security number, stakeholder, submission, submission error, text, tool, usability requirements, web components, web page usability |
By John | Published:
December 2, 2010
The FTC is calling for the development of a “do not track” feature in web browsers. With it, consumers will be able to browse websites without giving their data to companies. Giving consumers this choice is a good thing. Of course, consumers who choose this path will forfeit tailored, specific, helpful content. A “do not [...]
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By David | Published:
November 12, 2010
A National Cyber Security Awareness Campaign Security Officers are increasingly aware that prevention against cyber security goes way beyond keeping your anti-virus and malware software updated. In particular, organizations and individuals are facing attacks engineered through: Phone calls XSS web link redirection Email phishing SQL injection Various other social engineering or fraud-architected scams All of [...]
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Television meets the Internet with a joint product venture between Google and Sony. Sony’s new Internet TV, powered by Google TV, merges the best features of digital cable with new developments in Internet television and VOIP* technology. Integrating our favorite social networks, search engines and other share points; Google TV and Sony have rolled out [...]
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