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Author Topic: Web Blog Usability  (Read 4251 times)

mouser

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Web Blog Usability
« on: October 18, 2005, 10:57 AM »
Web Blog Usability  http://www.useit.com...lertbox/weblogs.html

from a nice blog on user interface design: http://www.useit.com/


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Re: Web Blog Usability
« Reply #1 on: October 18, 2005, 10:11 PM »
Very cool.
I like the WYGIWYS concept. (What you get, is what you see)
Templates you can tweak are the key to it all.

Blogs are a good example of that. You start out with a choice of "skins" and tweak it to make it yours if you are allowed to. Xanga.com is a good place for that sort of blog.

Web editors? I've seen a few people use the templates in NVu to get up and running quickly. I have also recently discovered a web based editor called ezHTMLarea which is based on an open source project. They only have about a dozen templates in it, but they can be endlessly tweaked just like any other HTML doc.
http://fslactivities...61.bc.ca/ezHTMLarea/

Thanks for the links Mouser

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