Posts Tagged ‘youtube’
Thursday, June 25th, 2009
Twitter abuse is now a pandemic - at least in my mind. People are recklessly using of this micro-blogging application, often without a purpose or goal in mind. This is one of the main reason I don’t use the service as much as I used to. The concept of value has become lost among a sea of thoughtless, frenzied tweets. (more…)
Tags: abuse, application, content, facebook, flickr, micro-blogging, social media, tweets, twitter, youtube
Posted in blogs, content, networks, social media, trends, web issues | 41 Comments »
Tuesday, August 12th, 2008
Many new companies looking to compete in a given space choose to first copy basic competitor features to level the playing field. Only at this point do they integrate their own functionality and incorporate what they think the consumer will want. This tactic isn’t rare by any means, but it may bring about feature creep and maybe even an inferior overall offering.
(more…)
Tags: competition, copying, features, functionality, innovation, launch, markets, offering, strategy, youtube
Posted in content, design, launch, marketing, markets, networks, strategy, trends | 2 Comments »
Tuesday, May 27th, 2008
Every web company will update its website from time to time. These iterations range in scale and scope, and often only require small tweaks. Other times, an entire revamp is in store. Evolution is necessary but not at the expense of the experience.
(more…)
Tags: design, education, evolution, features, interface, iterations, learning curve, user experience, websites, youtube
Posted in design, launch, off topic, social media, strategy, usability, web issues | 5 Comments »