Feb 22 2012
Everyone understands the business case for Content Management: Organizations drowning in information can’t learn from, act on, or leverage knowledge and resources trapped in assets that already exist. You lose the content’s value if you can’t find it to use it. To solve problems like these, business often purchases a technology, assuming the former is [...]
Feb 21 2012
As search engines make deals with social sites like Twitter, it’s obvious As search engines make deals with social sites like Twitter, it’s obvious that social media affects SEO. Matt Cutts, who works in Google’s Web Spam team, once said: I filmed a video back in May 2010 where I said that we didn’t use [...]
Feb 20 2012
With Version 7 of open-source CMS Drupal now ready for download on the official websitewww.drupal.org I would like to give you an overview of what goodies you will find in the package. Drupal 7 is believed to be the best and most comprehensive version to date, both in terms of usability and functionality. At the same [...]
Feb 18 2012
Knowing that you need information taxonomy is one thing. Knowing how to build it is another. These tips will help you build a profitable Web site. Taxonomy is the technical term for the guiding principles behind the organisation of information—a key concern for Web developers. Every Web developer should know how to harness the basic principles [...]
Feb 15 2012
For web sites, information architecture is the way content is organized and categorized on the site. It is the backbone of navigation, taxonomy (labeling) and user experience. A common way to think of it is to consider the information architecture as ‘buckets of information’ that make up the sections of the web site. Concepts that [...]
Feb 12 2012
While I normally advocate a principles-based approach to maintaining system security – and deplore the typical “best practices” checklist approach – that doesn’t mean that security checklists are without value. Employing a security procedures checklist is only the first step toward securing a resource, a means of aiding your memory before you apply your critical [...]
Feb 9 2012
PCI data security standards now essential for e-commerce Web site operators, which can help operators remain in compliance with standards and avoid fines and penalties. For leaders at Heartland Payment Systems, the discovery of a hacking attack on thousands of its brick and mortar clients led to a period of soul-searching, followed by a commitment [...]
Feb 6 2012
Due to the recent spate of website exploitations we have decided to compile a list of the most common website vulnerabilities to look out for, and how we at Wubbleyou provide websites which a protected from them. SQL Injection One of the most common attack vectors with the most devastating results is SQL injection. SQL [...]
Feb 3 2012
What is your preferred approach to information architecture…? assuming your are given the task to re-organise content on a considerably large site, you have to take your preferred approach to organising all the information, categorise it and present it in a logical manner. From experience, having worked on many complex web projects, it can make [...]
Jan 31 2012
Abstract During the process of design, Industrial Designers attempt to draw connections between seemingly disparate ideas. They examine quantitative data provided from marketing or qualitative data gathered from end users, and before they can begin “designing”, they must make order out of the chaotic mess of research. The connections that can be formed during this [...]
