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Trial And Error Is Not A Good Approach To Website Navigation UX

Wed, Mar 3, 2021
by Drew McManus
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When it comes to designing your website navigation menu, you’ll eventually need to make one critical choice in the form of deciding whether to make the top-level navigation menu items clickable or to trigger a hover-and-expand function to show sub-menu items. Fortunately, there’s one quick and easy sure-fire rule you can use to get moving
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Something Else To Consider In The Larger Oberlin PR Crisis

Tue, Mar 3, 2021
by Drew McManus
Diversity driven PR crises seem to be all the rage these days. Just when you thought things were settling down following the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields’ “white art audience” fiasco, something new pops up from Oberlin Conservatory. In case you missed it, here are the highlights: Oberlin Conservatory designed a flier for “A Celebration
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Here’s An Idea To Help Build On All Of Your Virtual Programming Initiatives

Mon, Mar 3, 2021
by Drew McManus
Thomas Wolf published an article on 2/24/2021 at his blog that’s interesting in that it reaches all the way back to the over-funded, now defunct Concert Companion project. Nutshell: Wolf presupposes one of the reasons why Concert Companion failed was because it was focused primarily on use during the live concert. Ironically enough, in an
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Paycheck Protection Program Introduces Exclusive Period For Smaller Businesses

Fri, Feb 2, 2021
by Drew McManus
President Biden announced that through Tuesday March 9, 2021 the Small Business Administration (SBA) will exclusively accept applications for Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans from businesses and nonprofits with fewer than 20 employees. During the 14-day exclusive period, financial institutions are still allowed take and review applications from all size small businesses, but they will
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Happy 17th Anniversary Butts In The Seats!

Thu, Feb 2, 2021
by Drew McManus
This week marks the 17th anniversary of Joe Patti’s Butts In The Seats; Musings on Practical Solutions For Arts Management. 2020 was a stellar year for posts. He’s provided some of the timeliest content related to handling COIVD without losing focus on the bigger picture. Not only is Joe one of the most consistently engaging culture
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