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Making DHTML Menus Suck Less

By Chris Poteet on June 3, 2010

There are designers on both sides of the DHTML menu issue. Some are liberal to use them and have no issue with them, and there are others (including myself) who think it’s not the ideal solution to a navigational structure. Navigation is unquestionably the most important part of any web application, and if it is […]

Posted in Design, Information Architecture, Usability, User Experience, User Interface | Tagged best practice, dhtml, javascript, menus, navigation | Leave a response

Business Site Design Cliches

By Chris Poteet on May 13, 2008

I have seen many professional sites for businesses/organizations, and there are a couple of design cliches to avoid. Stock Phởtos So many companies think that by adding some pictures of two employees (that don’t work for the company) sitting at a computer smiling will somehow make people more interested. Well, it doesn’t, and the abuse of […]

Posted in Design | Tagged cliches, dhtml, marketing, professional, Web Design | 2 Responses

How many SharePoint consultants does it take to screw in a light bulb? One to do it and 99 others to say they could've done it better. 06:50:40 PM July 28, 2010 from Echofon
SP 2010 bug? Add a calendar web part to a page, change to current events view and save. Go back and turn off the toolbar--events are gone. 05:18:47 PM July 28, 2010 from Echofon
Do I have to run the SP configuration tool after every hotfix or only after install all of them? @ToddKlindt @ShanesCows 09:31:14 PM July 25, 2010 from Echofon

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