David Dylan Jessurun does webdesign, SEO/SEM and Usability consulting.
He believes in a holistic apoproach to the web; marketing, (standards-based) design, technology and espresso make for a website which earns you money, ignore one and the others will cost you money.
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Onzin, transparantie en eerlijkheid; zijn met elkaar samenhangende begrippen wanneer het draait om activiteiten in Social media. Uw publiek is intelligent en goed geïnformeerd, vaak net zo deskundig op uw ...
Eleven landing-page mistakes
The humble landing page or mini-site is a powerful tool in on-line marketing. It is also the point where the true conversion happens, where a click becomes a sale, so to say. (Or a lead.) Yet surprisingly they ...
Sheet Music Note Vectors
Keepdesigning.com keeps amazing us with the high-quality freebies they offer. Their downloads have saved me hours of work on several occasions, after all; why plod away at making a great texture when someone ...
As a graphic designer, it feels great to find my customers so convinced about the power of a logo and what benefits it can earn them. However, I would say it is not just enough getting a simple logo designed ...
The SNAFU on-line
The Internet is often likened to a giant repository of information. Anything that hits the 'net' is likely to stay there. At the very least it will linger a long time in the archives of search engines. Lately ...
Attractive graphs 2
The progress bar pt. 2 Providing the user with feedback regarding what the interface is doing, the status, is often a requirement for accessibility and usability. If not, it is still strongly ...
The Forum Fa(i)llacy
Whenever people discuss marketing their site with me, I inevitably get the question; should I have a forum? Usually people look a bit pained or worried when asking this. They often look relieved when my answer ...
Untimely
A short story, published in Capital of Nasty. Someone was banging on the heavy steel door. Mich took another drag from his cigarette. 'Siggie? Doc?' he asked, proffering a smoke to the old man in the white ...