8Dec2010
I’m not exactly sure if this landing page did win ‘World’s best landing page’, who votes for such a thing or if such an award even exists.
A friend emailed me this page claiming it won the salubrious awards I’ve mentioned, and whether it did or didn’t win an award, it’s pretty cool.
I especially love the status bar in the button…
Who wouldn’t want to continue down the funnel?!
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Ecommerce features to improve UX and redesigns to check out this week.
The goal of this initial preparatory Sprint is to front-load any work necessary to allow the teams to commence Sprint 1 effectively and without impediments. This includes preparing the Project Roadmap, creating the basic skeleton and plumbing for the project and readying the team for feature development.
As part of a Wiliam learning project, I needed to find a way to make a reusable component that could be used for the rest of our developers as a starting point on future projects.
So you’ve grasped the Jira basics and know to steer clear of the 7 Deadly Sins of Using JIRA? It’s time to put your big boy pants, level up and start using JIRA like a PRO. Here are some tips and tricks you will save you a lot of time and impress your colleagues.
Despite being generated in a time when heavy manufacturing was more predominate, the competitive framework developed by Michael Porter (Harvard Business Review, 1977) is valuable for Website Services businesses.
It’s common for NFRs to take a back seat in requirement gathering sessions. Topics like scalability and security are rarely met with the same excitement or urgency as customer facing features, yet they are critical to a development project’s success.
It’s common for NFRs to take a back seat in requirement gathering sessions. Topics like scalability and security are rarely met with the same excitement or urgency as customer facing features, yet they are critical to a development project’s success.
Despite being generated in a time when heavy manufacturing was more predominate, the competitive framework developed by Michael Porter (Harvard Business Review, 1977) is valuable for Website Services businesses.
So you’ve grasped the Jira basics and know to steer clear of the 7 Deadly Sins of Using JIRA? It’s time to put your big boy pants, level up and start using JIRA like a PRO. Here are some tips and tricks you will save you a lot of time and impress your colleagues.
As part of a Wiliam learning project, I needed to find a way to make a reusable component that could be used for the rest of our developers as a starting point on future projects.
The goal of this initial preparatory Sprint is to front-load any work necessary to allow the teams to commence Sprint 1 effectively and without impediments. This includes preparing the Project Roadmap, creating the basic skeleton and plumbing for the project and readying the team for feature development.
Ecommerce features to improve UX and redesigns to check out this week.
Whether we’re buying something online or signing up to an email list, forms are a part of our everyday lives. Use these 4 simple tips to help make forms user-friendly and frictionless.
A step by step look at improving application performance in a custom .NET MVC website using Entity Framework.
Yes, it’s that time of the year. Time to list the top web development themed songs. Prepare to be entertained and inspired. Your brain will never be the same.
There are a lot of tutorials on the web on how to use HTML, CSS and Javascript. But it’s difficult to find one that teaches you the big picture, or the steps involved in a real task. This article will address the general work flow, as well as how to approach your code, to produce an accurate recreation of a design.
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