EasyMediaUK journal
Ideas and practical guidance for making digital work harder.
The journal · page 1
No trend reports for the sake of it. This is where we unpack decisions, share useful methods and explore what better creative and technical work looks like in practice.
01Accessibility is sometimes treated like a specialist feature that can be added to a website later. It shouldn't be. Accessible design simply means making websites easier for…
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02Launching a website is not the end of a project. It is the beginning of the website's useful life. Websites rely on software, servers, browsers, integrations and…
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03Designing empty boxes and deciding what to put inside them afterwards is a surprisingly common way to build websites. It is also backwards. Content affects layout. A…
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04A good website brief doesn't need to be 60 pages long. It does need to explain the problem. “Build us a modern website” isn't really a brief.…
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05Most websites do not lose enquiries because of one catastrophic mistake. It is usually death by a thousand tiny inconveniences. A confusing headline here. A hidden telephone…
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06WordPress powers everything from tiny brochure websites to substantial publishing and ecommerce platforms. But two WordPress websites can be built in completely different ways. One of the…
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07More enquiries are not always better. Ask any busy sales team. Twenty messages saying “how much?” from people with unrealistic budgets can be considerably less useful than…
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08A useful business website creates clarity, earns confidence and helps the right people take a meaningful next step.
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09A website does not become ineffective simply because it is old. There are websites built years ago that still work brilliantly. Equally, there are websites launched six…
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10Sometimes, you can get so bogged down with content and the visual aspects of a website that you overlook some of the fundamental aspects of developing and…
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