Aligning search design with user behaviour
How do you improve product search? Look at who your users are and what they are doing.
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How do you improve product search? Look at who your users are and what they are doing.
XSLT 1.0 has no native way of achieving a for loop, without iterating through XML. Until now.
Pixel pushing, CSS, and XSLT content management. All in a day's work. Can I sleep now?
Look ma, no images!
Symphony has a hunger for XML. Thankfully Last.fm's API shares this appetite.
Data.Select.Party are a party-math-indie quartet from London. And this is their album.
Symphony provides powerful debugging and performance profiling pages by appending various URL parameters to pages. No longer. Firebug is all you need.
The new website dropped this morning. Check it out.
With the recent disappearance of Magnolia there has been renewed talk of archiving data from third party sites into a structured repository. Symphony might hold the answer.
Smart defaults prevent a user from making unnecessary decisions.
While frantically finishing my Christmas shopping; I had an odd turn. Amazon hadn't removed their search box, had they?
Symphony is an incredibly powerful CMS, but it's ability to cache dynamic XML feeds is lacking. In this article I explain a simple method of parsing a third-party XML feed and archiving its contents in native Symphony sections.
WCAG 1.0 provides authors and developers with useful guidelines to follow to improve content accessibility; but following these rigidly can, on occasion, have the opposite effect.
@nilshoerrmann Big typography is so Web 2.0. Tiny typography will rule Web 3.0. You heard it here first!
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@valuedstandards Thanks for the advice :-)
twitter▪@valuedstandards Agreed, could hide them. But I figured if I was hiding things for the sake of semantics, my semantics must be wrong.
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last.fm▪@valuedstandards a blog post. Intro sits directly under my h1 for the article so seemed odd to add a heading to introduce the introduction!
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