Archive - 11, 2014
11.28.2014
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Web Highlights
| by Benjamin Sullivan
Directed by Ben Strebel and manufactured by grouek, CLM BBDO, and Wanda Productions, Sortie En Mer doesn’t have links, galleries, forums, or house eCommerce. It’s a unidirectional ride that prompts the user to do one thing: scroll upwards to stay alive. The premise is simple and the input method may sound like a detachment factor, but it’s quite the opposite. As soon as you’re asked to participate in an event that’s so far from the navigation you’re accustomed to, the experience becomes frightening. It’s marketing genius from Guy Cotten.
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11.26.2014
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Technology
| by Nick Ross
It’s generally true that you can’t build a website and ignore the fact that it will be rendered on mobile devices as often as it will on a desktop. As the web coder’s trade maxim portends: ‘mobile first!’ This is a reality of our current, modern mobile market, and it makes Apple’s announcement of a new programming language, Swift, largely focused on rapid development and execution very important. Here’s why:
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11.21.2014
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Technology
| by Nick Ross
Google is gradually inching closer to revising their rankings to accommodate HTTPS, calling for ‘HTTPS everywhere on the web’ but giving those pages a pretty measly score until they can run additional tests on their algorithms.
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11.19.2014
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Technology
Tips
| by Ashley Hurshman
SEO, or Search Engine Optimization - it’s one of those arcane terms that you know you need, but aren’t exactly sure what it means. If you do know what it means, then you know that it’s not as simple as looking good in the eyes of Google. It means a lot of specific keyword usage and even more research.
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11.14.2014
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Tips
| by Ashley Hurshman
In our growing mastery of expedient acquisition and ownership, we've set aside the need for assistance from sales specialists and business owners - but is that a good thing?
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