Posts Tagged ‘Usability’
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Splash Pages: Do We Really Need Them?
- October 11th, 2007
- 71 Comments
Yes, sometimes we do. Should we use them? No, we probably shouldn’t. Splash screen (or splash page) is a front page of a web-site that don’t provide the actual content, but offers visitors some kind of intuition or background information for what the site is about. Designers use splash pages ...
Read more...30 Usability Issues To Be Aware Of
- October 9th, 2007
- 97 Comments
You don’t have to agree upon everything. As a professional web developer you are the advocate of your visitors’ interests and needs; you have to protect your understanding of good user experience and make sure the visitors will find their way through (possibly) complex site architecture. And this means that ...
Read more...10 Usability Nightmares You Should Be Aware Of
- September 27th, 2007
- 183 Comments
Sometimes you just want to get the information you’re after, save it and move along. And you can’t. Usability nightmares — which are rather the daily routine than an exception — appear every now and again; usually almost every time you type your search keywords in Google. In his article ...
Read more...20 (Alternate) Ways to Focus on Users
- September 10th, 2007
- 19 Comments
Many web professionals know about certain ways to focus on users. The most popular methods surely include usability tests, card sorting, personas, surveys, and watching current research, and they mean valid approaches to enable products and services that actually work. The following list aims to show some alternative methods towards ...
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