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Things I Lose Sleep Over – SmashingMagazine.com

smashing-magazine-logo3:52am, Brooklyn

There’s not an unusual amount of stress going on right now in either my home or work life.  Money’s okay.  Health is fine.  But I find myself often awake between the hours of 3 and 5 am.  I realize it’s always the same things that are keeping me up.  There are portentous trends brewing in my work as a user experience professional and a digital publisher, and in those hazy hours of early morning my thoughts are dominated by them.   The first one I want to post about is Smashing Magazine.

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Tim Ferriss Gives Solid State Blogging Tips

Author of  The 4 Hour Work Week – and therefore a deserving hero to us all – Tim Ferriss gives a very useful presentation full of practical tips for successful blogging.  I was most impressed by the advice on establishing an efficient writing and editing process, which let’s face it – is the most time consuming aspect of blogging and where most of us fall over. Tim also demonstrates committment to a very Solid State UX principle – which is to always test your assumptions, then make small tweaks until you optimize your user’s experience. He shares some fascinating click stream data and insights collected from his own blog.  From San Francisco WordCamp 2009: Approx. 50 min

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