Category Archives: Design

Prime Radicals Facebook marketing campaign and SEO

Client: Prime Radicals TV show by GAPC Project: Create a marketing strategy to support the Prime Radicals TV show and games-filled website. The show “edutains” 6-12 year olds with a wonky crew showing how math is useful, fun and helps … Continue reading

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Vancouver 2010 Olympic Medals have new radical design

Check out the new Olympic medals for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic games: http://www.cbc.ca/sports/story/2009/10/15/bc-vancouver-olympic-medal-design.html Some amazing new designs.  They played with many aspects – including shape (squarish), depth contour (wavy), and design (abstract). Very cool. Bruce

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Information Architecture – copy the organizational structure or follow the user experience, not that easy

I was intruiged by a recent post by Jeremiah at the Web-Strategist.com about how the search box in a browser is circumventing the address field. I read this after sitting with a client today and discussing their mamoth 3.2 million … Continue reading

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Do you want a powerful, scalable, market driven, low-cost, enterprise class website?

Here is my second proposal that went in to speak at the Web 2.0 NY conference taking place in Sept-08. ——————————————————————————————————— Total Mash-Up Web Design and Development There is no point in starting from scratch anymore. This talk will show … Continue reading

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How does the cost of a meal in Mexico relate to web usability?

So I recently returned from a vacation near Cancun, Mexico. First let me say, that a week off sucks. “Wow Bruce you’re finally starting to relax!” – that was quoted to me on the day before we left! Ack. You … Continue reading

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