When the science of startups includes UCD as one of its tent-poles, then we designers have a new opportunity to do great things.
Interesting presentation which I like particularly because it talks about “strategic and tactical UX”.
It’s also interesting to see agile evolve into something new with the lean startup movement, probably a good [...]
There are some fairly generous groupings going on in the Amazon.co.uk department menu (e.g. “DIY and car”, “Clothes, shoes and watches”, “Home and pets” etc), possibly with the aim of keeping to a reasonable number of menu options (see the 7 +/- 2 guideline).
However, with 11 [...]
1. Non-clickable affordance: it shouldn’t look like you can click on it and navigate between the steps because you probably can’t.
Basically buttons and links should look clickable (3D effect, underlining etc) but the steps should not.
2. Clearly differentiated steps: each label should be descriptive, clear and unique. And yes, a word is usually [...]
Entirely based on local and not-so-local stereotypes, the pemco.com website has an extensive selection of comedy personas.
The slogan “We’re a lot like you. A little different” is the icing on the campaign cake bringing the whole thing together.
An alternative email interface bringing the attachment and send options closer together and modifying email workflow.
