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Digital Experience Strategy
Automation Alley Launches New Site Created by High Monkey
High Monkey has been busy in 2014! Here is another website redesign project that was completed recently!

NEWS & EVENTS
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Digital Experience Strategy
A New Look to the High Monkey Office
High Monkey Office gets new Signage

NEWS & EVENTS
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Digital Experience Strategy
Education Minnesota Launches New and Improved Website
With the help of High Monkey, Education Minnesota, the largest advocate for public education in the state of Minnesota has launched their new website.

OUR EXPERTISE
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Digital Experience Strategy
Stupid Usability #45 - 1800 Tequila - Shot Glass Top
Innovation can be great - if only that innovation was usable!

NEWS & EVENTS
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Digital Experience Strategy
The Evolution of our Name and Logo
Celebrating 25 years of evolution: High Monkey's name and logo transformation.

NEWS & EVENTS
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Digital Experience Strategy
High Monkey Launches New Logo and Website
High Monkey based in Roseville MN with an additional office in Troy MI, has launched a new logo and tagline, shortened our name, and changed our website!

OUR EXPERTISE
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Digital Experience Strategy
Usability Testing for the Greatest User Experience
In this webinar learn how to get the most out of your usability testing. Understand what usability testing is and what it is not, why it is important, when it should take place, and how to assess the results for better, more purposeful analysis

OUR EXPERTISE
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Digital Experience Strategy
Your Website Could be Hurting Your Business
Website Usability is how easily users can use your site for its intended purpose. This article takes a look at how Internet use trends suggest the importance of web usability, and then explains both some of the costs of bad usability and how to improve it.

OUR EXPERTISE
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Digital Experience Strategy
The Internet Economy Rules! - A look back at 1999 when times were good (so we thought)
It's December 1999 and the Internet Economy is changing EVERYTHING - or, at least it appeared that way. The Y2K issues were being revealed for the empty threat they were and the Internet economy was claiming to contribute upwards of 35 percent of GDP growth in the past few years - more than it's share of the overall economy. Over 200 internet companies went public in 1999 and raised about $20 billion.

OUR EXPERTISE
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Digital Experience Strategy
The Dot-Com Party is over! Do you remember 2000?
It's December 2000 - VC money is starting to dry up, new Dot-Com companies are doing layoffs, and the meltdown is just getting started. Here's a slice of bitter web history from when the bubble burst.