Helping companies communicate better with their customers through the use of weblogs and smart user interface design.
The truth is: there are no bad conferences. Yes, I’ve been to my share of conferences that bored the bejeezuz out of me, but I’m a firm believer that you can take away something positive from every conference. It starts, of course, by choosing the right conference to attend.
I recommend these Blog Conferences specifically for [...]
I’m posting this while sitting in the Hilton hotel bar courtesy their free wi-fi, and writing it via my Bluetooth keyboard attached to my Nokia 770 internet tablet — life couldn’t get more geeky!
I landed in Austin for SXSW Interactive around 10am local time, and then went to lunch with some incredibly talented folks: Will [...]
Matto and I just got back from the Web Design 2010 Panel at SXSW, and we’ll each be writing our opinions about it.
Mike’s View
Take a look around you right now, and tell me what has changed significantly from 1998 to now. We have computers that look pretty much the same as they used to, [...]
I’m currently at the Design Eye for the Idea Guy panel at SXSW and I wanted to link everyone to the new and improved Design Eye skill session and Dirk Knemeyer’s prototype website:
DesignEye.org
And here’s the winning site design …… sweet!
Dirk Knemeyer’s new website design
Our goal is to bring the SXSW and Austin, TX experience home to all our readers who may not be able to attend this year’s event. This is our first time at SXSW, as well as our first time in Austin, so to aid those who haven’t been here before either we’ll be discussing the [...]
Okay, not abuse, but take advantage of.
The Blog Business Summit, which we are attending and promoting has introduced a “blogger” rate that is almost half the regular cost.
If you’re a blogger and want to attend the conference, we have a limited number of seats available for just $395.00. All you have to do is post [...]
More and more conferences are cropping up of late that either have blogging as a highlight topic, or are specifically about blogging. While we know of a few, we would very much appreciate it you would let us know when you find one.
Soonish we are going to put up a resources page and conferences [...]
We started Business Logs because we enjoyed making users' interaction with technology better. Previously we've built web publishing networks from the ground up, developed web applications for some of the largest audiences in the world, and designed mission-critical U.S. military software.
What do all these projects have in common? Communication!
When communication breaks down between users and software, between companies and their customers, or between team members on a project, everything suffers. We can make customer communication and team collaboration more meaningful.
We believe that high quality design isn't something you tack on, but something integral to the success of your project and company. Communication, design, and usability coming together to make you more successful.
We've designed award-winning websites, weblogs, and web applications, but more importantly we've improved the experience with our clients' technology.
We value your company's brand, so we never use bland weblog templates for your project — we apply our award-winning design talent to every client, every time.
The face of your company lies in the way you communicate with your customers, and we can help make sure your face is always a friendly one.
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