Posts Tagged ‘visuals’

  • Random thoughts on Canadian magazines

    Jun 5, 10 • sitesNo Comments
    Random thoughts on Canadian magazines

    Magazines Canada has just finished an exciting week of MagNet. A four-day long marathon of seminars, galas, sold-out speaking engagements, endless networking, culminating, of course, with National Magazine Awards ceremony. While I couldn’t attend the awards (this thing runs late into the night – honestly), I followed the shenanigans vicariously, via twitter updates (and here), ...

  • canadianeditors.com

    May 30, 10 • sitesNo Comments
    canadianeditors.com

    BEFORE AND AFTER: - the old site (below) had a clumsy vertical navigation, and had a lot of unused, empty space - the new site (above) runs the most important channels across the top (as well as on the side), and uses effective visuals to keep the interface intuitive and informative - the old site ...

  • altimateboots.com

    Jan 20, 10 • sitesNo Comments
    altimateboots.com

    BEFORE AND AFTER: - the old site (below) had the storefront buried after an unnecessary ‘splash’ page, that needed to be managed manually - the new site (above) updates the storefront which has ‘splashy’ elements, but also provides one-click commerce functionality - the old site needed additional modules for dealers’ list, newsletters, site news, and ...

  • perennialandnurserynews.com

    Jan 10, 09 • sitesNo Comments
    perennialandnurserynews.com

    Before and after – sire revamp goals: - the old site (below) had static pages, managed manually, and often at a high production cost (external) - the new site (above) uses a content-management system that automates content production, eliminates unnecessary coding concerns - the old site had inconsistent, clashing color scheme - the new site ...

  • canadiangardening.com

    Nov 3, 08 • sitesNo Comments
    canadiangardening.com

    BEFORE AND AFTER - the old site relied heavily on traffic from the forum, without properly monetizing of utilizing it - the new site (above) offers tools to capture those forum eyeballs and turn them into regular visitors on article pages and subchannels. It also introduces site-wide inline commenting and blogs to get the community ...