by Matt Dorman | Planning, Usability
Six (not 10) Requirements for Building a More Engaging Website The word “engagement” is being tossed around in the website building community quite a bit of late. Though we all understand the word means getting others to pay attention to; understand;...
by Matt Dorman | Development, Usability
Search engine optimization (SEO) allows website owners to achieve a higher search ranking for their target keywords. Here are some of the reasons why SEO is important and how the Yoast SEO plugin for WordPress can help. Traffic When a user searches for one of your...
by Matt Dorman | Development, Technology, Usability
I initially wanted to lead with something like “The Drupal 8 Admin Menu Sucks,” but I remember repeated corrections by one my engineering professors that things don’t suck only blow inwardly. I couldn’t find any reference to this either way via...
by Matt Dorman | Usability
I’m teaching a course at NJIT this semester and the next couple of weeks I get the opportunity to talk about usability as it relates to web design and development. The course uses Don’t Make Me Think by Steve Krug, which is a really great choice for the reading...
