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Books by Josh Clark
Pages tagged “business”
I just joined the advisory boards of two outfits I very much admire, and I'm looking forward to contributing to the bright future of both.
A measly 12 percent of the top 500 US online retailers have mobile websites. Many who do have mobile sites are fumbling with misguided attempts to create lite versions of the "real" website.
This isn't a matchup at all. Providing a great experience almost certainly means that you'll build both web and native-app solutions. We're all in this together, friends.
App developer Justin Williams shares his no-nonsense, single-price approach to app pricing: find your audience, charge the right price, and stick to it.
It was a real treat to sit down with John Maeda to talk iPhone apps, economic development, and how to build a community of digital artisans.
Or, “Why I wrote and designed an entire book in Pages.” The web has changed the way we read, and my new book is part of an experiment to create a new kind of print storytelling, with lessons for writers, designers, and publishers alike.
An uncertain economy makes it a good time for web workers to return to good-for-the-web core values.
Convenient printing and publishing services cut out the distraction that used to weigh down the production of marketing collateral for entrepreneurs and small businesses.
One of the challenges of software development is settling into a release schedule that is sustainable not only for you but for your customers. Here are some suggestions about what to expect from Big Medium updates and how to craft a manageable upgrade regimen.
My post office features a clever heat-map grid to announce slow and busy hours. A perfect idea for the web.
When behind-the-scenes systems replace common sense and customer expectations. A parable at the coffee stand.
My latest scheme to improve productivity and creative flow: Screw around. Waste time. Make stuff. Banter. Play.
Launching a new product is like finishing a marathon only to discover that you’ve just arrived at a new starting line.
As you build a product or service, identify the important features that are not being requested.