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I work at
Juniper Networks
as Director of Web.
My master's thesis/project on information design is now available in PDF format. This document from May 1994 describes the process and rational for publishing a newspaper on the web.
Complete Document (74 Pages)
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Intro
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Chapt. 1
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Chapt. 2
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Chapt. 3
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Chapt. 4
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Chapt. 5
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Chapt. 6
It is an account of the challenges and rewards of creating a
prototype
on the web of
The University Daily Kansan,
the student newspaper at the University of Kansas.
Presentations & Talks
Poynter's Online Design
Processes and Methods for Web Design
, November 1999.
E&P Interactive Newspapers
Site Design and Redesign
, February 1998.
Poynter Institute
, September 1997
Interactive Publishing
(
handouts
and
outline
), Zurich and Geneva November 1996
Favorite Books
Don't Make Me Think! A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability
, Steve Krug.
GUI Bloopers
, Jeff Johnson.
Designing Web Usability: The Practice of Simplicity
, Jakob Nielsen.
Web Site Usability : A Designer's Guide
, Jared Spool, et al. [
My Review
]
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Favorite Web Sites
On Web Design
Jakob Nielsen's
Useit.com
Jared Spool's
User Interface Engineering
John Rhodes'
WebWord.com
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Bill's past Projects
Launching the
Real Cities national network
of regional sites:
Bayarea.com
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Twincities.com
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Miami.com
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Broward.com
Prototypes of newspapers for Knight-Ridder:
Mercury Center (redesign)
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PioneerPlanet
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Philadelphia Online
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Tallahassee Democrat
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Mercury Center
Comics,
NCAA coverage
and
HTML editor reviews
SND e.chronicles:
in PDF format.(66k)
(Just the front page.)
My master's project at the
University of Kansas
was a prototype of the student newspaper
The University Daily Kansan
on the World Wide Web.
New Media Center Tools.