If you’re writing an email or copy for a website and you're like most people, you will write for people like you. I know, you say you're writing for your audience, but you're really writing for yourself. I do it all the time. We all do. That is to say, we tend to write for people who think the same way we do.

But not everyone thinks like you.

David Poteet, Melissa Beaver (Director of UX) and Jessica Behal (Director of Internet Marketing) gave a presentation at edUi  2012 on how user experience and SEO professionals can stop fighting and start teaming up to deliver big results. Our presentation focused on the higher education market (this was edUihttp://eduiconf.org after all), but the principles apply for any market.

View the presentation slides and notes on Slideshare.

One of the hottest topics in web development today is the idea of "responsive design" – building a site to respond appropriately to any screen size from desktop to tablet to smart phone. It's revolutionizing our approach to development – almost every site we're building today is responsive.

Lots of people are talking about how to implement responsive design from a technical standpoint, but how do you plan and manage a project with this approach?

Rebekah Godshall, NewCity's Director of…