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Mike Morris

Director of Client Solutions

Michael Morris is the Director of Client Solutions at Phase2 Technology. He is focused on identifying and implementing the right solution for the right problem.

15 years of software engineering and project leadership experience have given him a keen insight into how to get from whiteboard to working software. Michael works pragmatically with customers to identify their problems, create bright ideas and then bring them to life. He works throughout the entire project life-cycle refining the solution and steering the development team to a successful delivery. Well equipped in a variety of technologies and techniques, he assures that our client's solutions will be tailored, on track and on budget. Michael has delivered successful solutions in a multitude of industries, including online publishing, content management, real estate and social media.

Michael holds a Bachelors Degree from Vanderbilt University and Masters Degree from The George Washington University.

The incredible shrinking main navigation

posted on 28 May 09

Recently someone mentioned to me the main navigation on cnn.com. I've read that site every day for about 6 years, but I couldn't tell you what even one of the main navigation items was. Lorem? Ipsum? No idea. What's interesting about this to me is that it was never a conscious decision on my part. I never realized that I never used it - I just didn't because, apparently, I didn't need it.

Now that I'm paying more attention, I'm noticing all kinds of creative ways that online publishing sites are de-emphasizing main navigation in favor of robust and well-designed homepages, user-driven navigation, and tag linking techniques. In this blog entry I share a few of these different techniques.

Read more on Mike's blog