Welcome to the first edition of the digitalVU e-mail newsletter—a collection of links from around the web for Vanderbilt web developers, designers and online communicators.
Module tabs are seeing an increase of use as websites and web applications push for optimizing web page screen areas without sacrificing the amount of information presented at once. GO »
Dealing with clients, designing prototypes, coding, programming, and testing – there’s a lot to keep track of and a lot to make sure gets done. That’s where checklists can make your life a whole lot easier. GO »
Helpful list of usability guidelines for task orientation, navigation, IA, forms/data entry, home page effectiveness, trust/credibility, writing/content, layout/visual design, search, help/feedback. GO »
Detailed information about CSS support in major web browsers. GO »
Explains what Goals are in Google Analytics, why they're useful, and how to set them up. GO »
Social media analytics is young, and not many people know where to start. Where are users coming from? What topics excite them? GO »
Hand drawn or sketched elements can make a web site inviting, and add an overall fun factor to a design. GO »
Collects the best open source resources. GO »
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cool tools
There are apps for nearly everything, from helping create color schemes to choosing the best font.
Quickly and easily visually compare different typefaces
Upload an image to generate a color palette based on the image's primary colors.
Find, customize and download the HTML, CSS and images for custom menus.
Firefox plugin - edit, debug, and monitor CSS, HTML, and JavaScript live in any web page
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got ning?
The Vanderbilt web community is on NING. Join the discussion: post videos, links, ask/answer questions on the forum, etc. GO »
full of goodness
These sites just rock - you can't just pick one article!
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