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Thursday, January 31st, 2019 at 10:31am
One of the many reasons websites need to be designed for mobile first. https://t.co/bY8fuRPGE8
Thursday, January 31st, 2019 at 9:40am
#Contentmarketing keeps evolving, this blog post explains the newest trend; high-fidelity content marketing
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Thursday, January 31st, 2019 at 9:11am
Proud to share this great story from one of our clients. https://t.co/sBZmkqk2c8
Tuesday, May 15th, 2018 at 7:59am
Thrilled to be presenting a case study tomorrow on #CascadeCMS. You can still register, hope you can join us. https://t.co/pxGB3MuATt
Thursday, March 8th, 2018 at 4:54am
How does a prospective student go about finding their future college or university via search engine? We unpack their thinking in our recent blog post.
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The fold. A term I hadn’t heard before coming to Elliance a little more than a year ago. If you’re sitting there clueless like I was, the fold is a term coined by the newspaper industry to describe the natural … Continue reading
Posted in: web design
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I don’t like the term “UX Design” and this is why. Back in the day, when the Internet was still emerging and I was studying Design at Carnegie Mellon University, we didn’t call people “users”. We called them “people”. As … Continue reading
Posted in: human experience design, user experience
The Greeks called it their Muse. The Romans called it the Ingenium (the genius). I call it whatever that magic is that gets some meaningful words onto the page. Inspiration. I recently heard a great re-air of a RadioLab interview … Continue reading
As a creative being I live for discovering inspiration all around me, and many times it’s inspiration that finds me. With fall fast approaching I think about the possibility of a road trip to take in the splendor of color … Continue reading
Posted in: interactive newsletter
Every preschool has a point of view. All point of views are good, for some group of kids out there. But the only point of view that appeals to us as a company is the one that meets the child … Continue reading
Posted in: responsive web design
We are proud to announce the launch of a responsive web design magazine for Carnegie Mellon alumni and friends. Initially launched a decade ago before RWD was born with uncertainty about whether alumni would engage with an online version, the … Continue reading
Gift development officers and nonprofit fundraisers are masters of being responsive to donors. However, there’s a new type of responsive philanthropy that you might not be thinking about — responsive website design (RWD). Don’t worry. We’re not going to get … Continue reading
Posted in: philanthropy marketing
Big day! We launched a responsive web design magazine for our wonderful client, Oncology Nursing Society. They are a trade group that serves the educational, networking and information needs of 30,000 oncology nurses across the planet. The client had originally … Continue reading
Posted in: responsive web design magazines
To higher education marketing pros, April & May is “yield season.” It’s the culmination of all their marketing and relationship-building efforts to convert a suspect to a prospect to an applicant to an admitted student. Yield is the percentage of … Continue reading
Posted in: Admissions Marketing, Admissions Yield
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