Posted 22 June 2009 · 12:01 am.Aaron Traffas, CAI, ATS, CES View Comments
One of the most important and valuable marketing opportunities for any company is management of proper email campaigns. We’ve covered bulk email management and discussed how and when to capture email addresses from current and prospective customers. Following last month’s article on the importance of setting your email client to read messages using plain text, [...]
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Posted 26 May 2009 · 5:58 am.Aaron Traffas, CAI, ATS, CES View Comments
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We try to cover basic security best-practices as much as possible. We talked about the value of NoScript, a Firefox plugin that prevents JavaScript from loading on web pages unless specifically allowed by the user. Today, we’re going to examine why reading email as HTML is a bad practice from a privacy, security [...]
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Security, design, softwarefirefox, HTML, HTML e-mail, javascript, Microsoft Outlook, NoScript, plain text email, Security, Thunderbird, usability
Posted 23 March 2009 · 12:01 am.Aaron Traffas, CAI, ATS, CES View Comments
Veronica Belmont, geek goddess and co-host of the technology video podcast Tekzilla, started a new website called the Vintage Web. Listed on the site are examples of websites from days gone by, when designers were so excited to use the newest features offered by technologies like DHTML and JavaScript that they weren’t concerned with the [...]
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