The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) released 20 pages of training materials concerning the collection, processing, and analysis of biological evidence following fatal aviation accidents. The…
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Larry W. Bryant was a UFO researcher, writer, and government transparency advocate who pursued federal records through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). His work…
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Back in the 90s, my first operating system was Windows. Now in the 2020s, I work primarily on building web applications using the browser. Over the years, the browser’s transformed into a wonderful and powerful tool that supports a wide world of rich applications. Many of these applications, with their complex interfaces and breadth of…
Words get all the attention for SEO. But images are important, too. Consider these 10 tips to make your images shine in the eyes of search engines and users. Continue reading →
Product ratings and reviews should provide clarity about a product’s qualities. Unfortunately, the nearly ubiquitous star rating scale can foster assumptions; it often lacks clearly defined measurements and fails to encourage written reviews. Context is important, and in this article, we will discuss a solution to improve communication among readers for finding and sharing literature.…
Teamwork makes the dream work. But how does your team do that? Ten experts share how to make your content marketing teams achieve your brand’s goals. Continue reading →
Don’t throw everything into a zero-click SEO strategy. And don’t give up on earning higher rankings in search engine results. Reflect on these 10 ideas to operate in the modern Google search environment. Continue reading →
This article is a sponsored by Storyblok We should all care more about web accessibility. It’s the best tool to make the web a more inclusive, equal space — and, in my opinion, it’s our responsibility as developers, UX specialists, and designers to support this mission. While the CMS might, at first glance, seem like…
This article is a sponsored by Fable The Web Accessibility Initiative — Accessible Rich Internet Applications (WAI-ARIA) is a technical specification that provides direction on how to improve the accessibility of web applications. Where the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) focus more on static web content, WAI-ARIA focuses on making interactions more accessible. Interactions on…
A couple of days ago, I revisited the awesome 2021 State of JS Survey. The state of JS is an online survey that collects data from developers around the world to see the most recent and upcoming trends in the JavaScript community. Among the data it collects, a section is dedicated to the native features…
No matter what you think about Web3, it will be part of the marketing conversation for a while. So take the time to reflect on these 10 thoughts. Continue reading →
Even experts get the buzzword blues. How many of these industry clichés and overused terms will you hear at Content Marketing World or on #CMWorld this week? We don’t suggest calling anyone out – but we don’t mind if you keep score. Continue reading →
