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For World Usability Day I provided 8 tips on Information Architecture (IA) “truisms” I’d want everyone on a team to know before starting a typical website project.
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So, to keep it simple, if you have a website with lot of pages and sub-levels, in order to increase usability, you need to use breadcrumbs. Having said that, today you’ll learn how to create your own cool CSS3 breadcrumbs.
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How to adjust an iframe element’s height to fit its content
By using the following piece of JavaScript you can adjust the height of the iframe element to match the height of its content.
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Graphics, content and navigation are all well and good, but it’s important not to neglect the URL. Faruk Ates explains how to get the most from your site’s address
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Twitter is harder to resist than cigarettes and alcohol, study finds
People are more likely to give in to urge to tweet or check email than other cravings, say US researchers
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Space Out Your Tweets Without Being Online All Day
Buffer is a tool that helps users create a queue of tweets as they’re reading, and then arranges those tweets to hit their feeds throughout the day.
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5 iPhone Twitter Apps that Do More Than Just Tweet
Learn how you can expand your Twitter capabilities using these apps.
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8 tips for a sane IA For World Usability Day I provided 8 tips on Information Architecture (IA) “truisms” I’d want everyone on a team to know before starting a typical website project. tags: aa ia usability Information Architecture CSS3 breadcrumbs So, to keep it simple, if you have a website with lot of pages…
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