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10 years of making the Web a better place, one easy-to-use website at a time.

Jim shows why some people who claim to design "user-friendly" websites don't deliver on that promise.

Jim talked about how to affordably make your basic business site at the GWU Ashburn campus.

Jim discusses techniques website owners and designers use to encourage behavior or results, but have the opposite effect.

Jim Huber talks to the Leesburg Patch about the effects of the economy on Loudoun businesses. And looks goofy in a photo.

Jim Huber talks to Loudoun Chamber networking group about mobile Web issues for small businesses.

Huberspace is Platinum Sponsor for "Building Business Together" conference.

Huberspace owner identifies persistent website problems to Loudoun Network Alliance.

Now add video and audio to your site. Security, error handling, and usability improvements. And more updates!

Jim Huber gives eye-opening presentation to Loudoun LeadShare group about value of designing sites accessible to blind.

The latest version includes text formatting, better usability, and lots of improvements.

At last, Huberspace.net gets a redesign!

Benefits of usability are shown by Huber to Loudoun Chamber networking group in Leesburg.

The Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce nominated Huberspace for the big award for its 2008 Small Business Awards.

Jim Huber answers questions about usability and other Web design topics at Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce hosted panel.

Huberspace nominated for an award in the Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce's 2007 Small Business Awards.

Huberspace owner discusses common misconceptions about Web sites and the Web users to Loudoun Chamber group.

Jim Huber kicks off Loudoun Chamber network group meeting with an interactive presentation called "What's in YOUR Web Site."

Jim Huber spoke to Campaigns & Elections about parody political campaign sites.

After five years, Huberspace is going strong, still adding services and team members dedicated to goals vs. glitz.

Four years of web design for political, law firm, and commercial sites, as well as freelance cartooning.

The latest version includes new features, such as blog and testimonial admin tools, and other upgraded system tools.

Huberspace takes home the prize for home based business for the the Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce's Small Business Awards.

But they still trail far behind Google.

This is why we tell our clients to resist the lure of high ranking from deceptive search engine optimization practices.

The blog bandwagon is slowing down. Nothing that comes as a surprise to us.

Two days before our presentation advocating businesses offer free Wi-fi, Starbucks beats us to the punch.

"Better interaction design, less graphic design. Better user experience, less debates about taste. Faster technology, more reliable design standards." Where have you heard that before?

You can stop asking about "plugging keywords into Google." It doesn't help, and probably hasn't for a long time.

How to get readers' attention? Hint: it's not with with the graphics.

Is the novelty of the social media site beginning to wear off?

Adults use social networking primarily for personal rather than professional reasons. More evidence against social networking hype.

Video is cool, but text still rules.

Yet another reason we're not on the blog bandwagon.

Step 1: call Huberspace. :-)

Data on emerging technologies show Web 2.0 isn't giving companies a big return.

No-nonsense Web sites are validated once again.

Social networking in politics isn't as great as we've been hearing.

A good example about developers that give lip service to Web usability testing but don't know what it is.

Why SEO is important, but also why good content is.

Major revelation: SEO doesn't mean anything when no one can use your site.

Web Usability = good marketing.

Yahoo's advertising service uses behavioral, demographic and geographic information to display ads that cater to users' interests.

Big companies perform extensive usability testing to improve their products.

Popular sites, such as YouTube, demonstrate that good user design makes for a good Web site.

Real estate agent and brokers realize that better information on Web sites sells, not flashy toys.

Candidates use social-networking sites, such as MySpace and Facebook to attract young voters.

Web media is the dominant at-work media and No. 2 in the home, according to a new report from the Online Publishers Association.