What is it about design that makes it so well suited to solving complex problems? Why is design thinking such a promising avenue for business and government tackling seemingly intractable problems? Design is a broad arena of activity with a rich history..
During a typical day of working on Monday Night Combat, I’ll have brief but frequent periods of time where, in order to test a change to the UI I’ve just made, I’m waiting for the game to be built and pushed — or “cooked” — to my Xbox, and since I can’t..
Even if a product was designed to fulfill specific and known user needs, customers don’t always use it the way and for the purpose the product was originally intended. In many cases, users don’t care or don’t understand how a product works, and ...
Want to increase your website’s conversion rate? Want more subscribers, opt-ins, members, customers? How about doing less work while you’re at it? Too good to be true? Nope. It’s possible if you apply the 80-20 rule: focus on the 20% that will bring you..
What do ABC, CNN and Fox News all have in common? The obvious is that they all offer news. The less obvious is that they all use Arial as their type face for everything.
In the last few years, more and more organizations have come to view UX design as a key contributor to successful products, connecting teams with end-users and guiding product innovation within the organization. Though it’s fantastic to see this...
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Imagine a user who is really excited about your product or service. They’re ready to sign up, so they go to your form page and start filling out their information.
Matching your customer’s expectations – even when it comes to the subconscious expectations of how wide an input field should be – is crucial if you want a user-friendly site.
How many of you have tried filling out a form, but all you could pay attention to were the asterisks or sub-labels next to the form labels? Those asterisks and sub-labels show which fields need filling out. This is a common practice on many forms today...
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