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Tag Archives: design
The SEO’s Toolkit Part Three of Three: Resources
Welcome to part three of this three part series on SEO tools and resources. In the last two articles we discussed the variety of Firefox extensions used for SEO as well as an assortment of other free or affordable SEO tools . In this article we'll discuss some of the resources you'll want to access on a regular basis to keep up to date and informed on the goings-on in the search engine and SEO realm. Continue reading
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Tagged advice, books, Business, design, gift, internet, search, search-engine, time
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Google Preparing For Future With 10 Million Servers
If McDonald's ever goes out of business, perhaps Google can buy up its empty buildings and use them all as data centers. Continue reading
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Tagged association, Business, design, facebook, google-fellow, million-servers, over-the-tech, phoenix, review and story, search, system-capable, systems, tech, works-if-scale
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More Details of Facebook Redesign Emerge
Update: Facebook sent the following messages to advertisers: Facebook is simplifying the user experience on the home page by introducing Top News and Recent Activity streams. Now, when users log on to Facebook for the first time in a while, they will see the most important stories that they missed while they were away. From there, users can navigate to the real-time stream and toggle between both views throughout their sessions. In addition to making it easier for users to view content that is most relevant to them, this change also speeds up the time it takes for the home page to load and makes birthday reminders more prominent. Ultimately, Facebook believes these changes will increase engagement on the home page by surfacing more relevant stories to users.” Mashable has more screenshots . Original Article: The Next Web got a hold of some screenshots of what were rumored to be of a new design being tested for the Facebook news feed and home page. There was some question as to whether or not they were real, but Facebook has confirmed that they are indeed testing, according to the the site . The Next Web claims Faceboook gave the site the following statement: "We are currently testing different designs of the News Feed and the home page with select users. The tests help us understand if we can make it easier for users to balance both the most important and the most recent information from people they’re connected to." The new design of the feed does not display the publisher box until an "update status" button is clicked upon. The feed also displays as separate pages with different links depending on which one you're actually on. There are options for "recent stories" and "top news." According to the Next Web, the Top News option filters updates with the most comments and likes. The Next Web has several screenshots posted, such as the one below. As is to be expected, reactions about these possible design changes are mixed. It's hard to say what Facebook will actually do. That will depend on the tests, but Facebook has had plenty of uproarious feedback in the past over design changes, although the last several less drastic ones have gone over fairly smoothly . It will be interesting to see what Facebook's decision ends up being and how users react. Continue reading
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Tagged both-the-most, design, design web, different designs, facebook, possible design, review and story, separate pages, time, whether-or-not
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Facebook Groups Get Walls
Facebook has changed the design of its Groups feature. Now Groups look similar profiles and Pages. They have a wall. "Facebook Groups have long been a part of the Facebook experience as a way for people to organize and discuss particular issues of interest," says Facebook's Knot Pipatsrisawat on the company blog. "However, until now, Group activities have been isolated to the group page and it was often difficult to find out what currently was going on within a group. We have received feedback from many of you saying that you want to know more about what is going on within your Facebook Groups, in the same way you know what is happening with your friends and other connections on the site — on your home page." Group activities are now delivered to the news feed. This will make them much easier to keep up with. You will, however, only see stories from groups that one of your friends posts, rather than from everybody in the group. "Keep in mind that while Groups and Pages now look the same, they still serve different purposes," says Pipatsrisawat. "Groups are for fostering member-to-member collaboration, while Pages remain the best way to broadcast messages to your fans if you are a business, organization, public figure or other entity." Users can choose to see only group-related stories on their homepage by sorting by groups in the filters on the left-hand side. Continue reading