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What will your legacy be? | Fourth Wall Web

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Breaking the digital fourth wall. What will your legacy be? A recent post on Mashable. Highlighted the range of services which promise to (on the whole) respectfully deal with your ‘digital legacy’. Think about it. How much effort, creativity and kilobytes do you think you’ve spent tweeting, updating, blogging and blipfotoing. Since you got your mitts on the internet? And, amongst all that digital noise, perhaps there. A few things worth passing on to future generations. Is a comforting thought. You can ...

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April | 2010 | Fourth Wall Web

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Breaking the digital fourth wall. See yourself as others see you – Usability Testing. April 29, 2010. How usable do you find this? You may not realise it, but you’re already an expert on usability. Every time you visit a website, operate your mobile phone or interact with virtually any object, your brain is making judgements and decisions based on how hard you have to think about the act of using them. Fear not: it’s actually really straightforward. Who’s it for? Be along the lines of “chuck it in ...

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May | 2010 | Fourth Wall Web

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Breaking the digital fourth wall. Finding the sweet spot – client website questionnaire. May 25, 2010. It can be a challenge sifting through all the information, unnecessary details and data to get that ‘sweet spot’ – the information you need from a client to allow you to start work on a site. Finding the sweet spot. On one hand, you need enough detail to allow you to produce something that will meet their needs and avoid surprises further down the line. What image and tone do you want your site to have?

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Hey ho, let’s Pomodoro | Fourth Wall Web

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Breaking the digital fourth wall. Hey ho, let’s Pomodoro. Or, how a little ticking tomato saved my (working) life. I used to be a terrible procrastinator. Like some internet-enabled magpie, I flitted around the task in hand, distracted by shiny new emails, sparkly twitter notifications and general online stuff and nonsense. Great if you want to keep up to date on your social networks and the latest YouTube sensation – not so great if you’re working to a deadline. Send in the ticking tomatoes. So I headed...

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Finding the sweet spot – client website questionnaire | Fourth Wall Web

https://fourthwallweb.wordpress.com/2010/05/25/finding-the-sweet-spot-client-website-questionnaire

Breaking the digital fourth wall. Finding the sweet spot – client website questionnaire. It can be a challenge sifting through all the information, unnecessary details and data to get that ‘sweet spot’ – the information you need from a client to allow you to start work on a site. Finding the sweet spot. On one hand, you need enough detail to allow you to produce something that will meet their needs and avoid surprises further down the line. What image and tone do you want your site to have? Similarly, th...

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Keep On Playing | Redsnappa's Blog

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Just another WordPress.com site. Johari Fashion →. September 15, 2010. Playing and playfulness have to be allowed to flourish some time in a working week to keep the imagination alive. The second most important creative thing to do is have a personal project running alongside your pro work. Get out the kit, the lights, the reflectors or filming buddies and offer somebody a freebie in the knowledge that you get to try your hand at a subject matter you normally wouldn’t get booked for. Johari Fashion →.