Cliff

Jun
05
2008
by Cliff

In this day and age, a website is integral to a company's success and just about everyone already has some type of web presence. More often than not, we are redesigning existing sites for our clients. Of course we get work from companies that are rebranding, merging, or funded startups where we do get a clean slate, but more than half our work is a web redesign. So we have experience in making the improvement a sensible, empowering and motivating leap forward. In some cases this involves dynamic functionality as well as the visual change but for this post we will be focusing more on the visual (the dynamic nature of a site is almost always unique, but when we discuss the look, we can apply that philosophy across any project).

Much like the approach to a design from scratch, we focus our efforts on the following pieces of the puzzle to recognize business value form web redesign projects. The difference is that we will take into consideration improvements in these specific areas:

  • Visual Aesthetic
  • Usability - Navigation & Site Architecture
  • Functionality
  • Content

Mar
04
2008
by Sonal

Speculation of Google's recent drop in click-through-rates causing a decrease in the organization's stock may have been premature. According to TechCrunch, "Google has made a small change to AdSense that may make a big difference in cutting out errant clicks and even your AdSense revenue. They've redefined the clickable region for Google AdSense from the entire boxed region, to just the text link." The change made by Google resulted in a decrease in clicks, helping to eliminate accidental click-throughs.

While the overall click-through-rate may have decreased, company's relying on Google statistics may be given a more accurate view of ad performance with Google's changes. Ultimately, the decline in CTR is likely due to the change made by Google to deter errant clicks.

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