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Corey Vilhauer | March 6, 2020
Building a website is like building a house — each decision is built upon the decisions that came before. Just as an architect doesn’t just throw a number at you and begin working on blueprints, we don’t begin working on a project until we fully understand the scope. We do that through our discovery process.
Content and IA | Design and Front-End | Discovery and Scoping | Strategy
February 15, 2020 | The Web Project Guide
To take visual design and turn it into a fully functional (and responsive) web design is a mix of programming, math, and human interaction.
November 15, 2019 | The Web Project Guide
With knowledge of the content and how it’s organized, along with your organization’s marketing assets, you can visually plan the site from wireframes to fully rendered design.
May 16, 2019 | The Web Project Guide
What does it mean to get started on this project? Let’s set a scope for what this project will include, as well as give some thought to what “success” means – and your realistic chances of achieving it.
Corey Vilhauer | February 21, 2018
This primer is designed to help you get a high-level view of what web accessibility is, how it affects your customers, and a little bit about what can be done.
Accessibility | Content and IA | Design and Front-End | Strategy
Corey Vilhauer | December 30, 2014
Mobile first. Content first. Users first. Which one is really meant to be first – and what do we mean when we say “first” in the first place?
October 24, 2011
From the mind of a conference organizer and industry legend, to a six-digit engagement number and a few comments from some guy named Zuckerberg. This is the story of the Web 2.0 Summit Map.