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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Redesigning: Weirdness may ensue
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While working on net, there are so many things which make us loose our concentration and it becomes more difficult if you are a freelance graphic designer. The overly hyped social media has made it more ...
NAVY SEAL
It’s time for another acronym! I know the acronym “NAVY” is old; I’m not sure about the “SEAL” bit. But together they ‘work’ so I’m keeping them.
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The layout must die
Web is not print. This is a truism that is (fortunately) gaining ground. Unfortunately, its implications seem to be less clear to developers and designers.
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Customers lie
Customers, users, clients; call them what you will, they lie. They may not be intending to, and only a few may actually be trying to swindle you, but they do. Ask a user about your site or product and ...