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Google+ Updates Launched

February 27, 2012 By Jonathan Jeter Leave a Comment

Google Plus

As I mentioned in my post the other day, the Google+ Badge has gotten some tweaks. I think they’re great improvements that will help you increase your reach on Google+, as well as some good usability updates that just make sense.

I really like the new follow button in the Google+ site badge. It just makes sense to be able to put a site in your follow circle if you don’t want to decide which circle you want to add the person or site.

The new plus 1 button functionality sounded a lot better than it has actually proved out to be after the launch. The click on the +1 button is supposed to automatically trigger the share widget to appear. In practice, it seems like their is a brief hesitation before the share widget is triggered. In my experience, I personally navigate away from the button as soon as I’ve clicked it, so I would like to see the share widget open more quickly. It may be programmed to do that, but maybe server or bandwidth limitations make it a little less responsive.

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Filed Under: Google+ (Google Plus) Tagged With: Badge, bandwidth limitations, brief hesitation, Button, button functionality, developer pages, follow button, follow circle, good usability updates, Google, Google Bucks, Google+ badge, Google+ site badge, great improvements, new follow button, Own Currency, Search, Search Engine, Search engines, share widget, Technology Internet, The Google, Web page, world wide web

Information Architecture for Great Websites

November 15, 2011 By Jonathan Jeter Leave a Comment

By Shari Thurow, Founder and SEO Director of Omni Marketing Interactive

Information Architecture & SEO

information architecture is the art and science of organizing and labeling website content to support usability and find ability. This is not technical architecture (301 redirects, canonical tags, robots.txt,meta.)

Why should we care about IA?

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  • lost customers
  • brand value – even if your site is # 1, if they can’t find the information they’re looking for they go to the next link in the results and they don’t go back to your site, even if you fix it, because they don’t know you fixed it
  • design and development costs – if you mess up the IA on launch, you have to start from scratch on a redesign. Use wireframes. You should never code a web site unless you’ve done wireframes or prototypes. It’s too expensive to go back and redo it.

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Jared Spool – The Essential Principles behind Great Design Principles

May 27, 2011 By Jonathan Jeter Leave a Comment

UIE Web App Master’s Tour – Seattle, Washington – May 24, 2011

Jared Spool, CEO & Founding Principal of User Interface Engineering and co-author of Web Anatomy, started the session by showing examples of web sites that had serious usabilities. Some of the designs were attractive, but did not serve the users needs. In most examples, the user had to click multiple items or jump back and forth between pages or flyouts (a process he referred to as “pogo-sticking”) to find the information that would help them make the decision they were supposed to make to allow them to continue with the process. The takeaway was that when we encounter a problem in our application that hinders users, we should strive to help people make a choice in the easiest way possible.

Dieter Rams

Dieter Rams was the first person to create a standardized set of design principles, which are as follows:

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Mike Lee – AARP: Designing a Strategy for Organizational Transformations

May 24, 2011 By Jonathan Jeter Leave a Comment

UIE Web App Master’s Tour – Seattle, Washington – May 24, 2011

AARP has been around over 53 years.

AARP has 38 million members.

AARP.org 6 million UVs per month. Over 1 billion page views per year.

Betty White is the new spokesperson for AARP.

Focus all traffic in to AARP.org, but then syndicate content to partner sites, blogs, social networks and mobile devices and platforms.

AARP is mostly printed based. AARP magazine goes to 54 million subscribers. 300 versions of the magazine sent out 6 times a year.

TV+Radio syndicated television and radio shows

Web – Major Web Site

Mobile – not quite there yet

Print group creates xml feed to export to web.

AARP Mobile Web Adoption Rate

Since 2009, mobile traffic to the site has increased 2050%. Apple devices 66%, Android 23% and growing.

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