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The Ly Detector: Help Arrives For Adverb-Abusing Web Writers
Tuesday, March 06, 2007
Are you a web writer with a tendency to use a few too many adverbs—those words often ending in “ly” (like hypothetically and interestingly)? If so, check out The Ly Detector, a useful (and potentially irritating) FireFox Greasemonkey extension.
According to
Filed under: Technical Writing : Web Content Management
Friday, March 02, 2007 In this exclusive TheContentWrangler.com interview, Sitecore’s Rolf Kraus, discusses content management tools, approaches, and challenges and details how his firm helps organizations leverage Microsoft .NET to solve complex content issues. Learn why a code content ... Filed under: Content Management : Costs : Web Content Management
Monday, February 26, 2007 By Rahel Anne Bailie, special to TheContentWrangler.com
Filed under: Experience Design : Technical Writing : Web Content Management : Mishaps and Mistakes
Friday, February 23, 2007 By Diane Wieland, special to TheContentWrangler.com
Shopping for a content management system (CMS) can be challenging. With hundreds of self-defined CMS vendors offering myriad solutions to choose from, it’s safe to say that selecting the right system for the job can ... Filed under: Content Management : Software Vendors : Web Content Management : Security : Software as a Service
Sunday, September 17, 2006 In Folksonomies: A User-Driven Approach to Organizing Content, Joshua Porter (User Interface Engineering) compares taxonomies—“they are very expensive to create and maintain...may fail to reflect the language of users”—to folksonomies. Porter writes: “One of the most ... Filed under: Folksonomy : Taxonomy : Web Content Management
Friday, August 25, 2006 The folks at The Typetester have developed “an online application for comparison of the fonts for the screen.” Select a few fonts and see what they look like side-by-side. Cool and useful, Typetester utilizes AJAX to provide users with an experience that feels more ... Filed under: Internet : Technical Writing : Web Content Management
Friday, June 09, 2006 37signals makes some really useful web-based software tools. I thought several of their products were so useful I took time to explore their website to learn more. They tempted me with cool, elegantly designed interfaces, and an offer to “get in touch”. I tried to take ... Filed under: Customer Support : Web Content Management : Mishaps and Mistakes
Managing Web Content: Sitecore’s Rolf Kraus on Sharepoint, Open Source, and “Third Generation” WCMS
How To Create A FAQ Page Your Customers Will Love (And Might Even Use)
If you think a FAQ page is where customers find handy information about their needs, a place where customers go to look for answers to frequently asked questions, think again. In an informal survey of ... Web Content Management: Is Your Data SaaSafe?
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