The Adidas website was brought to my attention recently, as it has apparently won some design awards. A quick Ctrl+U to look through the code and I stumble across this comment:
<!– HTML Content for SEO –>
Under the comment are a few bits and pieces followed by a whole load of copy, held within tables that are hidden by CSS. Now, I’m all for usability/accessibility, but blatantly advertising the fact that the copy is included for SEO purposes is surely a no-no in anyone’s book?
Piglet to be killed off from all future Winnie The Pooh publications!
This story of a single, unemployed mum/mom who set up a test campaign on Google AdWords only to find a $30,000 bill the following morning has been doing the rounds of late.
Should Google simply wipe the slate as a beginner’s mistake? Or should she be made to pay? Why should ignorance over rule accountability? If I test drove a Ferrari having never driven a car before, and crashed it, surely I would be held accountable?
Axis of Awesome perform a whole host of songs, mashed up, using only four chords.
Awareness test