I promised some follow up blogs on Smashing Magazine’s fantastic analysis of online sign-up forms – thankfully I didn’t say when I’d deliver the next. Yeah, sorry for the delay – things over at NDCS HQ have been nothing short of hectic this...
Topics: forms, Worth a look

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Because I spent Monday night slumped on the sofa (new series of Dragon’s Den, then failed to move for about three hours), I didn’t read Monday’s Guardian G2 supplement until the following morning on the train into work, hence the delay in posting...
Topics: search engine optimisation, Worth a look

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Working for NDCS, a charity that deals with childhood deafness, I hope you won’t be disappointed to find that this post pertains not to British Sign Language, but to sign-up forms on websites.I – like you I’m sure – hate form-filling, whether on..
Topics: form, forms, membership, Uncategorized

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In a bizarre clash between my personal life and my job – I ended up attending a seminar about blogging as part of a book launch at the V&A Museum in London a couple of weeks ago.The launch in question was for an anthology of short stories taken...
Topics: Blogging, Making the most of the web

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Who doesn’t love ice cream? With that in mind, here’s a video that’ll help your colleagues understand why social media’s a small investment with a big return.Social Media in Plain English from leelefever on Vimeo.Mine’s a...
Topics: Making the most of the web, social media, Worth a look

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