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How Specific Should a Prototype Be?

an Article written by Lauren Clarke on August 17, 2010
...process, established long before I crossed the Newfangled threshold as an employee (in fact, it has a good ten years on me). Consequently, there’s already a wealth of information on our website about why we prototype and how we prototype,...
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Design 101: White Space is Not Empty Space

an Article published on July 20, 2010
...at Newfangled, our clients will sometimes tell us they want all their home page’s content “above the fold”; a term borrowed from the newspaper industry and not really applicable to modern websites. Never the less, white space is usually the...
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Your Content's Qualitative Value

an Article published on July 16, 2010
...to argue with you can also be a sign that you’ve succeeded in engaging them. Newfangled’s recommendation (and our own approach) is almost always to leave up critical comments, but make sure to respond to them. That approach has several...
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Time-Tested Design

an Article published on June 22, 2010
Highland Capital Partners is one of Newfangled’s oldest clients. We started working with them in 2002 and completely redesigned their site in 2004. The current site design has changed little from its original form. It’s not a flashy-looking site, adorned...
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Let YouTube Help You with Video

an Article published on July 3, 2012
...How to Work With YouTube Videos in the CMS On Newfangled sites, we have been using widgets that expand in a lightbox over a page to play a YouTube hosted video. In our most recent release of the CMS, all...
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To Comment or Not to Comment?

an Article written by Mark O’Brien on July 12, 2012
...fans the benefit of the doubt, assume the best, keep your cool, and be as gracious and edifying as possible. At Newfangled, we have been writing educational newsletters for over ten years now, and we only started receiving comments a...
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