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Citia in Understanding the future of the Web: it’s cards everywhere

Apr 2, 2015

From Pages to Feeds

The entire structure of the Internet has radically changed in front of our eyes…

Brandon Chatreau

Oct 14, 2013

Cards Will Revolutionize Feeds

and here’s why…

The last post touched on how the best content platforms are actually those that help us consume less, exploring how information will no longer be thrown at us in a one-size- fits-all fashion, but rather hyper-targeted based…

Citia in Understanding the future of the Web: it’s cards everywhere

Apr 6, 2015

Content marketing: The trend that’s sweeping the nation.

By Linda Holliday, CEO & Founder of Citia

Citia in Understanding the future of the Web: it’s cards everywhere

Oct 8, 2013

Understanding the future of the Web: it’s cards everywhere

By Linda Holliday, Founder/CEO, Citia

Matt Shaw

Jan 14, 2014

A Connected Existence

Bonus Activity: Think About Interfaces

Citia in Understanding the future of the Web: it’s cards everywhere

Oct 9, 2013

A Visual Place for Data —A.K.A a Memory Palace

Memory engineering began with the Greeks — and a little insight that physical objects are easier to remember than information, dates, or concepts. By Linda…

Citia

Oct 17, 2013

The Content Creator’s Dilemma

by Linda Holliday, CEO/Founder, Citia

Citia in Understanding the future of the Web: it’s cards everywhere

Oct 9, 2013

Maybe the link between the mind and the computer isn’t a cable, it’s a card. At least for now.

By Linda Holliday, CEO/Founder, Citia

Citia in Understanding the future of the Web: it’s cards everywhere

Oct 17, 2013

The Human Operating System and “People-First” design.

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Understanding the future of the Web: it’s cards everywhere

As we move from a life that was mostly physical to increasingly digital, how do we keep digital experiences in some kind of order? How will we make, organize, publish, find?

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