Neat Design Tip: Being Human!Get a new angle on your website By Robyn Greenspan - 24th January 2001 - Back to News When creating a website these days, there seems to be almost a cookie-cutter methodology to it with very little elements of humanity.
While "personalization" gets a lot of play, "humanization" gets very little attention. Humanizing your site is very different from personalizing and it CAN be done simply.
Humanizing doesn't require any new technology, additional staff or rigorous training programs. It just requires some thought, a few inquiries and a little bit of creativity.
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