Design basics 101

May, 15, 2006 posted by Toby Ward @ 9:07, PM

“Visual appeal can be assessed within 50 milliseconds, suggesting that Web designers have about 50 milliseconds to make a good impression,” according to Dr. Gitte Lindgaard of Carleton University in a recent e-commerce Times article about a report published in the journal Behaviour & Information Technology.   Personally, I think that there is far too [...]

No Comments »

Don

Apr, 13, 2006 posted by Toby Ward @ 6:55, AM

Most organizations are creating information and data faster than they can retrieve and use it effectively. Therefore organizing the information in a way that is easy to retrieve and use is tantamount to effective knowledge management. Easier said than done

1 Comment »

Ditch site maps? I think not…

Dec, 18, 2005 posted by Toby Ward @ 6:32, AM

Building and maintaining a site map or site index is, like on-site Search, fixing the symptom and not addressing the true problem,

No Comments »

Protecting your goods

Sep, 20, 2005 posted by Toby Ward @ 4:11, AM

There

1 Comment »

Rethinking the

Sep, 14, 2005 posted by Toby Ward @ 5:53, PM

A web user or reader has one overarching priority: speed. Speed may kill on the streets but on the web

1 Comment »

Smell the intranet scent

Aug, 10, 2005 posted by Toby Ward @ 3:25, AM

What is intuitive to one person is not necessarily intuitive to another. Better put, where I might look for information amongst navigation menu headings on a site is not necessarily where another would look.   For example, there

No Comments »

Home | About Us | Contact Us | Privacy

Last Update: May 15, 2006 at 9:07 pm
©2006 Toby Ward 416.926.8800