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• What are the best practices for online magazine design?

  1. Test a Metered Paywall. One of the biggest moving targets in Mequoda best practices is the metered paywall. This is a rather new addition to our list of online magazine design best practices, but nearly all of our publishing partners are having success with this business model in comparison to the model of separating free and premium content.

• What are the best practices for polymer design?

  Use polymer-specific pure component, mixture and phase equilibrium models and built-in databases for segments, initiator and polymer components. Use patented methods to characterize polymer properties and molecular-weight distributions. Predict polymer composition, branching, tacticity, dyads and other molecular structural properties.

• What are tomatoes good agricultural practices and best management practices?

  Tomato Good Agricultural Practices and Best Management Practices were adopted as state regulations effective July 1, 2008. Florida’s tomato food safety program includes: Regulatory inspections and audits by Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services inspectors,

• What are the best logistics best practices?

  Logistical best practices vary depending on the nature of the business and its product decisions, but the process is always complex. Automation is key to efficiency. Business logistics refers to the entire set of processes involved in moving goods, whether from a supplier to a business or from a business to a customer.

• Are “best practices” for form design really best?

  If the average conversion rate for a contact form is 1%, clearly the “best practices” aren’t what they’re cracked up to be. The most common form design “best practice” you’ll come across is the theory that shorter forms achieve higher conversion rates.