A look at the past year… I have likely forgotten something and if so, please let me know.
Web Site Requirements Include Search Engine Marketing, page 43 of SES Magazine, Chicago Edition or on Clickz, Web Site Requirements: What to Include
WebSite Magazine
Moms in Business and Everyday Usability
Everyday Usability – 14 Point Checklist for Success
Constant attention must be given to how users and search engines interact with your site to ensure that you not only attract visitors, but give them reasons to come back. Because as every Web professional knows, the more users interact with your site, the better the odds they convert.
“Performance Requirements: Sites that perform better earn deeper customer loyalty” – December issue. Not available on line yet.
Search Engine Land
Information Architecture: The Backbone of SEO and Usability
Want Better Web Design? Watch Real Users
Of Conversations and Conversions
The Importance of Knowing Your Customers’ Language
How User Behavior Influences Search Results
The Impact of The Internet on Human Behavior
Whenever searchers see a web site for the first time, they bring along every web site experience they ever had before they got there.
How Does Your Web Site Make Visitors Feel?
Can Reading Online Be As Rewarding as Curling Up With a Good Book?
Finding The Right Balance Between Search Marketing and User Experience
(My favorite…) The Extended Brain, Search Marketing and User Experience Design
Search Engine People
How Web Site Requirements Keep Your Project From Exploding
Interview: Ruud Questions: Kim Krause Berg
She’s a woman with self-evident staying power and has transformed herself from a site builder to an SEO — and from SEO to respected usability expert.
Notable Mention
Interview: Thought Leader Thursday – Kim Krause Berg
Many site owners are held hostage by their web designers who want to add things that may not be right for the company or target users.
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