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August 10th, 2011 — Web Design
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Obwohl HTML5 vor allem darauf ausgerichtet ist, neue komplizierte Javascript-APIs für dynamische Webanwendungen bereitzustellen, kann auch Otto Normalwebentwickler einiges an nützlichen neuen Funktionen gebrauchen. Drei schöne HTML5-Aspekte ohne Tricks, Hacks, und Internet-Explorer-Sonderbehandlungen sind im Folgenden vorgestellt.
Vereinheitlichungen nutzen, Tipp-Arbeit einsparen
Selbst wenn man von allen neuen HTML5-Features gar nichts wissen will, kann man sich trotzdem so machen Tastendruck und so manches Denkmanöver einsparen, denn HTML5 macht einiges einheitlicher und vieles kürzer. Das Paradebeispiel ist der sicher vielen schon bekannte Doctype:
<!DOCTYPE html>
Da HTML5 in erster Linie eine Erweiterung von bekannten (X)HTML-Standards ist, kann man bei 99% aller Webseiten einfach den Doctype austauschen und hat auf einen Schlag eine gültige HTML5-Seite. Im Gegensatz zu seinem Vorgänger kann man sich diesen Doctype bequem merken. Kein Browser, nicht einmal der rückständigste Internet Explorer, wird damit Probleme haben, ebenso wenig der Google-Crawler oder andere Besucher der Seite.
Ebenfalls angenehm ist, dass das Type-Attribut der Script- und Style-Elemente in HTML5 die Standardwerte text/javascript und text/css hat. Das bedeutet, dass man diese Attribute nicht zu notieren braucht, wenn man Javascript oder CSS einbetten möchte. Auch hier gilt: Die Attribute sind für alle Browser gültig.
<script> alert(‘Ich brauche kein type-Attribut!’); </script>
<style> body:before{ content:’Ich auch nicht’; } </style>
Außerdem ist HTML5 eine Variante von HTML und keine Methasprache XHTML. Das heißt, man kann im Vergleich zu XHTML 1 auf schließende Schrägstriche bei leeren HTML-Elementen verzichten und braucht auch boolsche Operatoren wie AND, NOT, OR nicht mehr vollständig ausschreiben:
<input type=”text” disabled=”disabled” /> <!– XHTML-Style –>
<input type=”text” disabled> <!– HTML(5)-Style –>
Wichtig ist: Solche Formatierungen sind optional. HTML5 ist recht anspruchslos bezüglich der Code-Syntax – Valides XHTML 1 ist auch syntaktisch gültiges HTML5.
Neue Formular-Elemente verwenden
HTML5 führt eine Reihe neuer Elemente für Formularfelder ein, wobei unter anderem Schieberegler und Datum-Eingabefelder (so genannte Datumspicker) enthalten sind. Diese funktionieren natürlich nur dann ordnungsgemäß, wenn sie vom Browser unterstützt werden (Opera ist hier Vorreiter), doch bei Nicht-Unterstützung machen die anderen Browser etwas sehr sinnvolles: Sie verwandeln das Feld in ein ganz normales Textfeld. so würde das folgende Datums-Input…
<input id=”datumsfeld” type=”date”>
… durch Opera erwartungsgemäß mit einem Datumspicker ausgegeben…
… im IE6 aber in ein normales Text-Input verwandelt:
Das ist vielleicht für den IE6-Benutzer nicht optimal, hält ihn aber in keiner Weise vom Ausfüllen des Feldes ab. Um Fehler zu vermeiden, gibt man noch das erforderliche Datumsformat an, beispielweise JJJJ-MM-DD. Somit bleiben keine Surfer ausgesperrt, wobei die Nutzer von aktuellen Browsern ein deutlich komfortableres Formular zur Verfügung haben.
Tipp für JavaScript-Anhänger: Wer in jedem Fall einen Datum-Eingabefeld braucht, kann es für IE6 und Konsorten auch bereitstellen. Da die Browser für sie unbekannte Eingabefelder komplett in Textfelder umwandeln, ist es kein Problem, solche Fälle zu erkennen und mit jQuery-Plugins oder andern Datumspicker-Scripts zu behandeln:
var feld = document.getElementById(‘datumsfeld’);
if(feld.type != ‘date’){
// Hier jQuery u.Ä. für einen herkömmlichen JS-Datumspicker verwenden
Letztendlich bringt der Einsatz von HTML5-Formularen für alle Surfer Vorteile, die Nutzer von aktuellen Browsern aber genießen bereits mehr Benutzerfreundlichkeit.
data-*-Attribute nutzen
Mit data-*-Attributen kann man unsichtbare Daten in ein HTML-Element schreiben. Das Sternchen steht dabei für eine beliebige Zeichenkette, was bedeutet, man kann eigene HTML-Attribute einführen. Im Einsatz könnte das Ganze beispielsweise so aussehen:
<ul id=”metal”>
<li data-artist=”Judas Priest” data-album=”Painkiller”>Painkiller</li>
<li data-artist=”Metallica” data-album=”Ride the Lightning”>For whom the Bell Tolls</li>
<li data-artist=”Iron Maiden” data-album=”The Number of The Beast”>run to the Hills</li>
data-*-Attribute verwendet man zur Ausgabe der Informationen im Browser per JavaScript. Die benötigten Informationen baut man am besten noch während der Erzeugung der Seite durch ein PHP-Script ein. HTML5 sieht für die richtige Ausgabe eine eigene JS-Schnittstelle vor. Diese ist zwar noch in keinem Browser implementiert, doch muss kein Hindernis sein: die data-*-Attribute sind schließlich ganz normale HTML-Attribute und können entsprechend auch ohne spezialisierte API ausgelesen werden:
var titel = document.getElementsByTagName(‘li’);
for(var i = 0; i < titel.length; i++)
alert(titel[i].innerHTML + ‘von’ + titel[i].getAttributeNode(‘data-artist’).value + ‘ stammt vom Album ‘ + titel[i].getAttributeNode(‘data-album’).value);
Übrigens: innerHTML wird mit HTML5 auch Bestandteil des Webstandards-Kanon und keine Nichtstandard-Funktion mehr.
Fazit
HTML5 wurde speziell für interaktive Webapplikationen entworfen und weniger für normale Webseiten wie den Internetauftritt der mittelständischen Beispielmüller GmbH. Die neue Hypertext-Auszeichnungssprache bringt aber Vorteile für Benutzer sowie Entwickler: Die ersten erleben mehr Komfort beim Surfen im Web, für die Webentwickler ersparen sich viele der unnötigen Handgriffe.
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May 1st, 2011 — Web Design
Granted, the vast majority of website usability tips will concern your website design and copy. Most information people are looking for is in your navigation structure and your page text. However, images play a key role in website usability, as well.
A single picture can draw the eye from a sea of text, and a skilled web designer will carefully arrange images to pull the visitor along toward navigation features, action points, or any other place that leads to web conversion. here are a few quick suggestions for the images on your site.
Place images with purpose. If you can’t state exactly why a picture is included on a particular page, then remove it.
Images need to:
- Directly relate to the pages’ core value proposition
- Must be relevant for the visitor’s situation- does it answer their need more effectively than copy
- Does the image expand, enhance your offer in ways that your words cannot.
There’s nothing wrong with white space—it’s very good, in fact—but website usability will suffer if the visitor’s eye is constantly jumping around between images that aren’t contributing to the site’s overall purpose—whether that’s entertainment, education, sales, or whatever else.
Be consistent. Nothing, and I mean nothing, says unprofessional like inconsistently formatted images on a site. sure, there will be some variation from page to page, but if you don’t have a style guide in place that determines how you format and present your images, then you’re sure to jar your visitor and decrease website usability.
If you like square product images with glowy white backgrounds, then try to keep that consistent across nearly every product page. News items and blogs might be exempt, but you’ll want some guidelines for images there, too.
Crop carefully. some people like to crop images down to their simplest focal point, instead of taking advantage of all the clean extra space a landscape shot might provide. Let your images be bold, elongated, asymmetrical—so long as it contributes to and flows well with the overall design of the page.
Do, however, crop when too much header or footer space is distracting from the focal point of the pic. just try to keep all of your images from becoming simple 200 x 200 blocks of boredom, and you’ll see website usability improve as visitors appreciate your layout and design.
Leveling, leveling, leveling. your folks in accounting may not have budgeted for the most classy of cameras, but if you’re forced to take your own images, chances are you might not have access to all the lighting and capturing equipment that major companies have.
However, even if you’re taking the shots with the intern’s digital camera, you can still dress up your photos professionally if you have a basic knowledge of Photoshop or some other touchup program. Do some research on your own, or find someone in your office that does this sort of thing for fun already.
Make sure the photos on your site have consistent saturation, color balancing, and leveling properties. These things are almost imperceptible, but you can always notice if they’re off.
Add alternate text. Not only is it polite to the visually impaired who visit your website, it’s also best practice for SEO. Adding alternate text will increase your website usability for those who depend on captions.
Done correctly, images can really improve your website’s conversion rate.
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May 1st, 2011 — Web Design
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May 1st, 2011 — Web Design
Plex Systems, inc., provider of the Plex Online, Cloud ERP for manufacturers, today announced that its website, plex.com, has been named an Official Honoree in the IT Hardware/Software category of the 15th Annual Webby Awards.
Managed by the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences, the annual Webby Awards recognize excellence in websites based on six criteria: content, structure and navigation, visual design, functionality, interactivity and overall experience.
Of the eight IT Hardware/Software honorees, plex.com is the only Cloud ERP solution provider’s website honored in the category. The site may also be named top IT Hardware/Software website based on voting that is now being conducted by members of the academy. all category winners will be announced by the end of May.
Plex Systems, inc. provided all development resources for the first quarter 2010 website redesign project. Plex Systems’ Canton, Michigan-based PR and marketing firm Markit Strategies and PR, LLC managed the project and provided content and overall design direction. Ann Arbor, Michigan-based Tec-Ed, Inc. conducted all usability testing. Ann Arbor-based Pure Visibility, inc. provided Search Engine Optimization (SEO) consulting.
“The entire team is pleased that plex.com is honored with a Webby, particularly since a critical part of the redesign project was the chance for actual prospects from a range of manufacturing sectors to experience an early (pre-release) version of the new site as part of Tec-Ed’s usability study,” said Plex Systems Vice President of Marketing Patrick Fetterman. “By testing the site content, navigational structure and features, we discovered quickly what information was needed, how hard it was to find, and what the overall performance of the website would be before launch.”
See the complete list of Webby honorees.
About Plex Systems, inc. Plex Systems, inc. is the developer of Plex Online, a SaaS ERP (software as a service) Cloud ERP solution for the manufacturing enterprise. Plex Online offers industry-leading features for virtually every department within a manufacturer, including Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) and Quality Management Systems (QMS) for the shop floor, Supply Chain Management (SCM) for procurement, and Enterprise Resource planning (ERP) for finance and management. Plex Online’s comprehensive functional coverage delivers a “shop floor to top floor” view of a manufacturer’s operations, enabling management to run its business at maximum efficiency. Founded in 1995, Plex Systems is headquartered in Auburn Hills, Michigan, with customers around the globe. Plex Systems and Plex Online are trademarks of Plex Systems, inc. more information is available at www.plex.com.
Follow Plex Systems at twitter.com/plexsystems.
About Markit Strategies and PR, LLCMarkit Strategies and PR, LLC (www.markitstrategiesandpr.com) is an integrated strategic marketing and public relations provider that assists existing marketing departments and supplements the services of vacancies in marketing. The firm works with creative teams, IT and technology specialists, and other PR and marketing professionals to bring a full range of services. Markit Strategies and PR was founded in 2005. With several of the industry’s top marketing and PR professionals, the Markit team brings a heritage of working with small and medium-sized corporations at the highest level of decision-making, and applies real-world program development that generates results to start-ups and other organizations.
About Tec-Ed, inc.Founded in 1967, Tec-Ed, inc.(www.teced.com) is recognized internationally for helping companies deliver great user experiences with products, websites, services, and applications. Pioneers in usability, Tec-Ed specializes in user research, user-centered design, information architecture, and accessibility and is recognized for deploying industry best practices and adapting to innovative processes. Clients include leaders in healthcare, mobile devices and applications, publishing, financial services, information management, consumer products, and non-profit organizations. Tec-Ed is headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan, with offices in Silicon Valley and upstate New York.
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May 1st, 2011 — Web Design
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Websites need to be useful. They need to match your visitor’s expectations and needs, but until you ask them for feedback, optimizing your website for usability is just a guessing game.
There are several options for getting that feedback, some more expensive than others. the expensive routes include hiring firms dedicated to optimizing websites for usability, and if you can afford it, that’s an investment that will most likely yeild some significant returns.
There is a free alternative though, and although it isn’t as informative as organized focus groups, it will get you headed in the right direction and offer enough feedback to dramatically improve the user experience, from your visitor’s perspectives.
4Q is a web survey – it shows a popup (visit the 4Q website to see what that looks like) when you first visit the site, asking users to opt-in to a little survey. If the user clicks “Yes,” a new window will appear and then minimize, so that they can finish the survey after leaving your website. you decide the questions that will be asked, and the user is given the opportunity at the end to write their general thoughts, insights, and feedback regarding your website. 4Q takes care of gathering and reporting the data, which you can access by logging into the admin section on their website.
Good questions to ask may include:
- Rate your overall satisfaction after browsing through the website.
- What was the purpose of your visit?
- Did you find what you were looking for?
- Rate the difficulty you experienced navigating the website.
- Rate the usefulness of the content on the website.
- (If testing a new website design) If you are a returning visitor, how do you like the new look?
- Do our solutions/products/services match what you were looking for?
- Please describe what you liked about the website.
- Please describe any changes we can make to improve the website.
Motivate your visitors to take the survey with a promo code, free shipping, or a free whitepaper, and don’t take too much of their time.
You don’t want to ask all these questions, and depending on your reasons for implementing the survey on your site, pick questions that will meet your goals. And don’t ask too many questions – your visitors are doing you a favor, so don’t waste their time. They will be more likely to fill out the survey if you offer something in return, such as a promo code, free shipping, or a free whitepaper.
The admin section allows you to manage the amount of users that will see the survey, so that you don’t have to bombard 100% of your traffic with the survey (make sure you use a number high enough to yeild accurate statistics, though).
It is important to look at the results of the survey with the right attitude – you will most likely be very surprised at some of the responses, but avoid discarding scathing or seemingly unreasonable feedback – there is a reason for it. It’s an opportunity to improve your website in ways that will affect your visitor’s attitudes towards your website, and will result in higher conversions and results.
4Q is a joint venture between Avinash Kaushik (wrote Web Analytics: An Hour a Day) and iPerceptions, a company that uses analytics to measure the perceptions and attitudes of website visitors in order to improve user experience.
Use 4Q to Test and Optimize Website Usability
May 1st, 2011 — Web Design
Malaysia will be the hotspot for website designing presently plus it doesn’t disappoint! The web design firms within the nation are a few of the best on the web and supply high quality perform in the lowest of prices. It’s no wonder then, a bulk of folks are contacting Malaysian website design corporations to both design or re-design their websites.
But, using the plethora of website designers existing in Malaysia, how are you able to uncover out which ones are great and which aren’t? The solution is basic – study it! The huge amount of website design corporations and also the tiresome job may possibly appear daunting at extremely first, however it pays wealthy dividends inside the lengthy run. On this time, studying might be done on line, particularly to get a web design firm.
Really first of all, take a look at the place in the business, regardless of whether it’s inside a metropolitan region or not. Website designers are much more probably to go for firms primarily based in metros and main cities as a result of the existence of much better opportunities. consequently, area implies much better expertise for the enterprise within this field.
Also, check out the prior websites designed by the corporation, to ensure that it is possible to get a much better concept concerning what type of web sites the website designer possesses encounter in. Most designers do place up hyperlinks from the organizations which have done do the job for, so it’ll not tough to obtain maintain of these work. in case you being a particular web design business, inquire it for that statistics of your amount of site visitors obtained for any specific website it developed. Footfall, clearly, will allow you to determine the effectiveness from the web internet site also since the web design Malaysia.
The a huge number of Malaysian web design organizations provide variegated deals to potential customers to acquire or re-design their website. The expenses are only a fraction of exactly what it may possibly have expense for that exact same occupation in USA or elsewhere, but checking out the nominal rate is advisable. consider the position you would like the website designer to complete precisely, the amount of pages, graphics, hyperlinks etc.df
But producing your website rank amongst probably the most searched ones is no stroll within the park; it demands related content material and appealing designing, together with superlative Search engine optimization skills. All website design organizations supply Search engine optimization services and fairly a couple of sites created by these businesses arrive up around the extremely first pages of well-known engines like google. so employ a web designer in Malaysia who may have some pages ranked inside the best engines, namely Google, Yahoo and get.com.
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Finding the right Website Design Firm in Malaysia
May 1st, 2011 — Web Design
Beauty with no substance will no longer be appreciated!
There was a time when web designers made a hit with their flashy designs, even being little handy with Photoshop, they gained much appreciation for designs. new Year demands nothing such. all that can give your web design a success is function, comes with innovation and expertise. You have to work for a responsive design, virtual compatibility and persistent connection ability.
If you are a website designer or run a Web Design company, then here are 11 tips that would make your designing task simpler and responsive.
Flash and HTML have equal contribution for 2011 web designs. Designers have to adjust use of flash as per their design requirement, rather than just stuffing a design with excessive flash use.
Simple and nice designs would make a difference in appealing the website users. Do not just mark on black and white you have option of green, yellow or even red as your primary colors.
In 2011 user have more access to mobile products than before, so make sure your design have compatibility with all hand held phone gadgets.
Paralox scrolling is not out dated; it can still be used for variety of web design functions. especially its illusion for 3-d space can do much for your design with simple CSS tricks.
Now technology have moved to next level all those designs, which have been designed with the finger print navigation have demand and appreciation from the users. for now this may be a niche, but its popularity has apprehended the genre as fundamental part of coming technologies.
Additionally, your design must be based on liquid layouts, so users can conveniently move the displays from horizontal to vertical and vice versa.
Although 3-d technology has not yet grounded the web designs but rising popularity can be catered with tricks to give the best replica for 3-D , like you can make use of Fuax 3D to bring an innovation in to the designs.
High resolution back ground picture would be popular in 2011. however you have to make relevance with the picture and the content of the website, otherwise you will be giving an odd image for your design.
Try to make your domain names more creative and unique. the .com domain has lost its soul; it’s no longer appealing for users so you have to come with something completely unique and impressible to make an impression with the users. Jot down today to scoop up the best thing before it’s taken by your competitors.
Innovation can be from any one it does not need a technology kick back staying in your business you can revolutionize the field being creative and vigilant. Do brain storming to strike at the webs design areas that can make your web-design a standard in the market.
Making your designing tasks easy, web Design Company strives to take on all challenging web design techniques to design for their client’s needs.
Task would further be intricate with consistent suppression for such designs that minimize the use of “back button” for searchers. Captive and action provoked designs would be ultimate design requirement from the clients.
11. Technology Gadgets a new mile stone for Designers
Evolution of Net Books, Tablets, Smart phones have made designers task more challenging. They have to come up with designs promise a complete user friendly experience regardless user would be surfing through desktop computer or iPhones. User would be indifferent to accessing the difference of technology platforms but would quietly appreciate your design compatibility with intelligent gadgets.
11 Innovative tips required for Web Designers
May 1st, 2011 — Web Design
The term Usability is not something new and its importance is well known to webmasters. Despite this the concern regarding usability never gets off their minds for it is directly related to the user experience. It is one of the essential factors which are given high attention while designing and developing a website.
Usability refers to the ability of a site to allow a smooth and friendly experience to its users where they are able to find the required information in a simplified manner. in other words, the ease with which a user can utilize a site depending upon the purpose (finding information, filling a request form, making a purchase, posting feedback, etc) amounts to usability.
There are various things which go into making a site highly usable including the various applications that it contains. in this article we will present some useful tips following which helps a lot in increasing the overall usability of a site and thus lead to a pleasant user experience. As it doesn’t make sense to offer a site, the features of which are difficult to use, it is worthwhile to optimize the usability.
General TipsA simpler Site Navigation
It is utmost important to make the site navigation clear and consistent. It must guide the users and lead them to desired destinations in the site. It must not make them guess as to what they need to do next. in this regard, it is beneficial to include ‘Site Search’ feature at an appropriate position (upper left or upper right) on the site to aid the visitors.
Easy to scan Content
Website content should be presented in such a manner that allows easy scanning. This is because users don’t want to spend too much time in understanding what the page is all about. therefore it is the responsibility of the designer to make it attractive and easy to grasp.
Consistent User Interface
It is wiser to have a consistent user interface as it helps the users develop familiarity with the site. also it is a general observation that users resist changes and like to see things in a similar fashion. Such an interface help the users take required actions.
Keep the logo, company name at the top
A visitor must always be aware as well as reminded of where he/she is. therefore it is essential to have the name of the company or the Logo at the top of each page. It also helps if visitors are directed to a site from some other source.
Make help pages visible for visitors
A user may require any kind of assistance or clarification while navigating a site. therefore it is a good practice to make help Pages clearly visible on the site so that visitors have quick access to the information they need.
Tips to increase web application UsabilityCall to Action buttons – make them stand out
Going by the common assumption that customers/ visitors will not take an action unless prompted, it is required to make the call to Action buttons prominent enough to incite the visitors. Make them appealing and visible for the users.
Let users know the progress
It can be frustrating for a user to keep guessing what is being done or whether something is really happening or not. This may make them leave the site without using the application. For example, if user is left to guess as to what percentage of file has been downloaded or whether the downloading process has started or not, he/she is bound to feel lost. therefore it is better to make them know the status or progress with some visual feedback. by indicating that the process has started/completed or remaining will not raise any doubts in the user’s mind.
Use Breadcrumbs
Users always like to know where they are especially while using the applications as it helps them gain confidence as well control to get back if required. using Breadcrumbs to indicate their position can serve the purpose as they provide the clear indication.
Visitors hate repetition – Don’t make them do so
Asking visitors to perform the same thing repeatedly is like forcing them to leave. to say for example, making them fill the same information again and again or bombarding them with multiple questions is strictly not to be done. It is good to keep things simple and short to retain their interest.
Keep the back button ready
It is the tendency of most users to confirm and reconfirm various things before finally using the application. in this case if they are provided the facility to go back and check once again, they feel more comfortable and will be saved from the fear of being lost. Therefore is it is advisable to have a back button.
So derive the benefits from above mentioned tips to increase the usability of your website and various applications. we look forward to feedback and suggestions from readers.
About the author :
Pratima Paliwal, associated with Seo-Semantic-Xhtml, a specialized division of ipraxa - a full service web agency, offering services like PSD to HTML, Ipad testing and Integration with third party applications like PSD to WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento and much more. You can connect with us at Facebook.
Usability Tips: For a website and its web applications
May 1st, 2011 — Web Design
Buyers Brokers Only, LLC has a Summer internship position available for a college student who can work independently on several Web sites using their knowledge of HTML and CSS. A keen attention to detail absolutely is necessary. An individual who has knowledge of SEO is a plus.
the internship pays $8 per hour, and the position will require approximately 12 hours per week. the days and times are flexible. the internship is at Buyers Brokers Only, LLC’s Downtown Haverhill, MA office, which is approximately a 45-minute drive from Boston. the office also is accessible by commuter rail. if the student is participating in an internship for college credit, we are more than happy to complete evaluations or other forms necessary to assure credit is received.
To apply, please send Cover Letter and Resume to info@buyersbrokersonly.com. We will accept applications until all positions are filled.
- Location: Haverhill, MA
- Compensation: $8 per hour / Approx. 12 hours per week.
- This is an internship job
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Web Design / Programmer Summer Internship [HTML & CSS] (Haverhill, MA)
May 1st, 2011 — Web Design
Position: Interactive Designer with UX skills Location: Philadelphia (Center City) Estimated Duration: Weeks Starts: Within a Couple Weeks Rate: DOE
Job Description: our client, a large interactive media company in the city, is looking for an Interactive Designer with strong UX visual design.
Responsibilities: – Provide strong UX visual design and support – Act as a liaison between the UX team members – Complete concept sketches, rough wire frames or flows, visual design comps, rapid prototyping/demos, presentations, logos, icons, mood boards and assists in the creation of associated mitigation plans.
Qualifications: – Minimum 3 yrs interactive experience, Mobile preferred! – Knowledge of Fireworks, CSS, Dreamweaver, GoLive, AfterEffects. – Examples of solid web, mobile and multimedia are required. Broadcast, print, identity, packaging, storyboard sketches are a plus.
If you feel you are qualified for this position please send your resume (and samples if applicable) to: PHILLY20@jobalert.creativecircle.com
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