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Digital Web Magazine Updates Mailing List: October 23, 2006

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The Rise of Flash Video, Part 2

by Tom Green (in Articles)

Part One of Tom Green’s series traced Flash video's rise to prominence on sites such as YouTube and MySpace (the article fortuitously appearing on the day Google’s purchase of YouTube was announced). Now, in part two, Tom, a well-known authority on Flash, tackles what may be the biggest question about Flash video—its quality—and then touches on digital rights management (DRM), and video as content. Read more

Shirley Kaiser Interview

by Meryl K. Evans (in Interviews)

Two prolific and experienced women of the web join forces for this week’s issue. Shirley Kaiser, author of the new book Deliver First Class Web Sites: 101 Essential Checklists, created websitetips.com in 1996, and she’s learned a lot about web design and development in the years since then. Shirley talks about charging clients, tackling redesigns, testing sites, and other practical matters, as she’s interviewed by Meryl K. Evans, well-known content maven and frequent contributor to Digital Web Magazine. Read more

From The Archive

Building a Website for Analytics

by Jeff Cram (in Articles)

Site statistics can pinpoint vital information for your company, or merely be an accumulation of misleading numbers. In Building a Website for Analytics, expert analyst Jeff Cram advocates making some smart moves in the first stages of a website’s development, and he zeroes in on the code, tips, and strategies that will generate statistics you can really count on. Read more

The Rise of Flash Video, Part 1

by Tom Green (in Articles)

In Part One of a two-part series on Flash Video, the immensely qualified Tom Green gives us a spirited and insightful account of the rise of Flash from a face in the crowd to the dominant video format of choice for giants like YouTube and MySpace. If you are thinking of adding Flash video to your web design skill set, this series is the place to start. Read more

Competitive Analysis, Part 2

by Dan Brown (in Articles)

Websites don’t exist in isolation, of course—the competition is always just a click or two away. How can you make sure yours is the site that wins the hearts, minds, or dollars of visitors? An insightful, detailed competitive analysis can make the difference between a site that delivers or one that sits unused. In Part Two of the excerpt from his book Communicating Design: Developing Web Site Documentation for Design and Planning, IA and user experience expert Dan Brown continues to show us how to create an effective analysis. Read more

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