Search-Friendly Design Patterns For Web Developers

by Vanessa Fox ~ April 24, 2008

Search engine optimization (SEO) isn't a marketing gimmick, spammy scheme, or destroyer of web usability. It's a fundamental building block of effective infrastructure design that ensures web applications can thrive in an online environment in which potential customers turn to search first. It also can dramatically improve site usability and visitor happiness.

Watch this space for design patterns, code snippets, case studies, and implementation techniques for elegant code that both ensures potential customers can find your site online as well as provides them a compelling experience once they arrive.

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Galen

May 11. 2008


The name is fantastic. I look forward to watching this new project grow.

John S. Britsios (Webnauts)

July 11. 2008

Thanks for the fantastic presentation.

Sergiu Biruz

July 12. 2008

The presentations are ok, i like the way you mixed 'em up but i think it would have helped a lot if you could have stuffed a bit more content... they tend to be a bit too short.

Wil Reynolds

July 14. 2008

Thanks for posting this set of checklists - its good to have something like this to remember to go through every time. I think sometimes this stuff gets so "typical" that we should all have a checklist to make sure we don't overlook one of the them.

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