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How WordPress falters as a CMS: Multiple content fields
WordPress is amazing and keeps getting better, but I want to be clear about an inherent limitation that WordPress has as a content management system (CMS). That limitation is that WordPress doesn’t handle multiple content regions on web pages. Too … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, covenanteyes, information architecture, information design, linkedin, UX, web development, WordPress
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A Sad Tale of Pagination
I imagine some professional chefs are accused of over-analyzing a bowl of soup now and then. Like that, as a user experience designer, I get caught up in little pieces of user interface on a regular basis. This particular story … Continue reading
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Tagged information architecture, information design, interface design, pagination, UX, work
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IUE2009: Thursday’s tracks
Okay, that was a great conference. The last day was built on parallel tracks of presentations, most were about an hour-long. I’m only going to write about 3 of the ones I attended. Now That I See It, Dan Klyn, … Continue reading
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Tagged conference, information architecture, iue2009, UX
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