Posts Tagged ‘Website design’

Twitter Weekly Updates for 3rd May

RT @wherescape: RT @bevelson: Good summary of our Agile #BI report http://bit.ly/aUkobR in CIO magazine http://bit.ly/9lIBOP # Cloud Adoption Follows a Different Track http://blogs.zdnet.com/virtualization/?p=1902 #in # RT @lifehacker The Cleverest Ways to Use Dropbox That You're Not Using – http://bit.ly/aisZ1B # RT @bloggertone Small Business News: The Golden Age? @smallbiztrends http://ht.ly/1Fdep # InfoWorld – Can [...]

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Building in security to websites and apps

When a business wants to provide a service via their website or web application, they want to ensure that their users experience a good service without compromising on security. By building in a focus on security from the start when building a website or application, it is possible to ensure a quality and secure user experience. This blog post is about an approach to securing your website/web app, drawing from OWASP principles.

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Steps to creating a quality website

I would regard a quality website as a site that provides an excellent user experience for it’s visitors. In this blog, I write about four important steps that are required to define the requirements for such a website before prototyping and development begins.

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User centred design 101

This post contains an overview of the steps of a user centred design process for any software application. For the purposes of this article, I am using a website as an example. In a previous post, I looked at the principles of usability and usefulness and these steps can help in ensuring that these principles [...]

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Website design – usability & usefulness

Usability & Usefulness – two key principles In the design and development of websites, usability and usefulness may appear to be similar terms, but they are related to different aspects of the design and development process. Usefulness is concerned with improving the relevance of the website to the user as they are completing a task, [...]

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