During BADCamp this year, I participated in the Higher Ed Summit. We learned about how other universities are rolling out Drupal and central web policies through a panel discussion, had a series of...
During BADCamp this year, I participated in the Higher Ed Summit. We learned about how other universities are rolling out Drupal and central web policies through a panel discussion, had a series of...
A long while ago I wrote a post about working with Google Docs to prep and remove old formatting from content, which was serving me well, but I recently encountered a site that my old methods weren't helping. The site used table cells for creating layouts within content and...
This is the fourth post in my series on Writing for the Web. In this post, I will outline some options for how to use lists online.
Human beings communicate by talking, which often leads to writing that is conversational or prose-...
Welcome to Imagery 101! Last time we looked at how to prepare your image for the web. In this post, we'll...
Over a weekend in mid-July several members of Stanford IT Services turned up at the OpenWeb conference held at the Paypal Town Hall in San Jose. This conference, the brain child of John Foliot, had its roots at Stanford. ...
Get people more engaged in your content! With this post, I'll outline two basic guidelines for writing good Calls to Action to lead users through your site.
A Call to Action is a snippet of text with a link, sometimes styled as a button...
About a month back now at Drupal Camp, I presented on best practices for formatting your content for the web in the context of Drupal. Highlights included: what well-structured content is, why we care about it and how to make it in Drupal, with special focus on the CKEditor WYSIWYG (what you see...