Employees prefer intranet homepage with no ‘fold’
Focus groups show workers expect an uncluttered homepage that requires no scrolling.
Focus groups show workers expect an uncluttered homepage that requires no scrolling.
How a conservative company developed internal blogs and micro-blogs to pave the way.
Given the big boss’ schedule—and disposition—it may require a deft hand, persistent persuasion and patience.
Everything else being equal, sites with meaningless graphics rank lower in search than lean, simple sites.
Update your look and generate more interest with a page that shines.
Making an effective page results in engaged and loyal customers.
First impressions, courtesy, and a good track record with others matter on first dates … and on Web sites.
From dining dos and don’ts to transcontinental treks, here’s how to stir excitement while sparing tender feelings.
Bringing the expansive online photo archive into focus.
UNC Health Care shows why and how to convey your facility’s human element.
How contests, polls and visuals can add interest—and traffic—to your internal network.
How Yum! Brands enticed its staff with an internal marketing campaign.
Obstacles, design choices, even that groovy music you adore can all send potential readers elsewhere.
Rather than struggling to control the conversation, the mega-brand ‘is what our fans say it is.’
Tailored and off-the-shelf applications can enhance camaraderie and communication.