David Dylan Jessurun: Non-fiction

Web users are web-builders

talk

posted on:
2009-11-16

0 comments

Category:
Non-fiction main

Your way to the bank

I heard a quote today I liked: “We have to pick our fights on the way to the bank”. Too true. We can be idealistic about standards and design all we like; if a boss or a client wants something, he/she is ...

[read more]

1136296_79178429

posted on:
2009-11-06

0 comments

Category:
Non-fiction main

Baaaad accessibility

Accessibility is a hotly debated issue. Everybody seems to know, and feel the need to defend with a fiery zealotry, the answers and by answers I mean “myths”. Either it’s the myth that accessibility is ...

[read more]

The_Final_Countdown_single

posted on:
2009-11-03

0 comments

Category:
Non-fiction main

The final countdown

For things to go horribly wrong it often takes only a single point of failure. More often than not, however, when things go wrong there is a cascading effect of multiple points of failure. It is said that the ...

[read more]

mistakes

posted on:
2009-10-21

0 comments

Category:
Non-fiction main

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 ...

[read more]

exit

posted on:
2009-09-16

2 comments

Category:
Non-fiction main

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 ...

[read more]

Girls talking

posted on:
2009-09-15

0 comments

Category:
Non-fiction main

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 ...

[read more]

Energy drinks, coffee and lots of scribbled notes

posted on:
2009-09-11

0 comments

Category:
Non-fiction main

Why no float:center

I am known as a web standards-zealot. I will get this out of the way first. There are right ways to do things, and wrong ways. I will always opt for the right way if given half a chance. But I like to think of ...

[read more]