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The Inverted Pyramid Of Visual Design

29 Dec 2010

In one second the user should understand generally where they are —largely driven by visuals and functionality. If we can keep people for 10 seconds, they should understand our primary message. If they stay for two minutes, some secondary messages should be getting through. All this feeds into a call to action. —Kristina Halvorson Journalists [...]

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Tags: chunks, important information, inve, inverted pyramid style, presenting information, secondary messages, two minutes, visuals, web designers

How to Make a Screencast for Your Website

In: tutorial

6 Apr 2010

Having a video on your website can vastly improve your conversion rate. Whether the goal is for users to sign up for your web application or simply to get users to contact you via a web form, a video improves the likelihood of this happening. You need only go to the home page of any [...]

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Tags: conversion rate, likelihood, storyboard, two minutes, video introduction, VoiceOver, web application, web applications, web based services

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