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Big Medium helped About.com (now Dotdash) reinvent its product strategy and design process—and created some mighty good-looking and profitable sites along the way.

This may be the most successful design- and business-turnaround story Big Medium has been involved with. Fast Company tells the tale of Dotdash, the network formerly known as About.com.

The About.com brand is being put to pasture, not as a failure but as part of a remarkable turnaround story. Big Medium helped pave the way.

The Verge reports that publishers are fleeing Facebook’s Instant Articles platform.

At mobiForge, Ronan Cremin suggests AMP takes us back to a pre-responsive-design world. He may be right, but publishers are choosing that path for the wrong reasons.

We crafted a new website—and along the way, a new brand—for the world’s most iconic publisher. Here’s how we did it.

Entertainment Weekly has a new responsive mobile website. Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at how we built it.

We designed the responsive mobile website for People Magazine. Here’s how we did it and why.

Go figure, but pulling someone through a QR code means we have to give people information they actually want or need.

“Touch People’s Hearts” is the translated title of the Chinese edition of my book Tapworthy (触动人心), and I couldn’t be more tickled.

Newsstand is a read-all-about-it moment for publishers, as readers seem to love it so far. But we can’t let this recent success distract us from real problems with the issue-based publishing model Newsstand supports.