A Beginner's Guide to Wireframing in Omnigraffle - 0 views
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Steph Monette on 26 Sep 13Good tutorial for new Omnigraffle users. I d/l the Konigi stencils and really like them!
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GOOD Home Page - GOOD - 0 views
Ars Technica - 0 views
Coach :: New Arrivals - 0 views
Jonathan Adler Peace/love Pillow in New - 2 views
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recommendation module - silly title but interesting treatment
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Usability News 92 - Naidu - 0 views
6 Epic Forces Battling Your Mega Menus - 2 views
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Critique of mega-dropdowns; we should monitor the performance of our new pretty. Originally published: Aug 24, 2011 Mega menus seem like such a good idea. After all, they make the marketing team happy, as they remove all that nasty navigation away from the prime real estate of the home page, leaving room for the team's messaging goodness.
Pleasure and Pain » My Best Advice for Conducting User Interviews - 1 views
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In a previous life, I was a Professional Writing major and part-time journalist. I contributed to my school's student newspaper, as well as the faculty and staff newspaper, and almost every week for two years, I wrote an arts column for the Pittsburgh City Paper - Western PA's leading alternative newsweekly [read my old clips].
Meet the Respondents: Understanding User Personalities (Part 2) | UX Booth - 0 views
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In part one of this series, we examined some of the more problematic personality traits user researchers are likely to encounter in their work. Now that we've seen how individual personalities can put a damper on your day; let's explore some ways to overcome the problems inherent to each.
Meet the Respondents: Understanding User Personalities (Part 1) | UX Booth - 0 views
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UX researchers are exposed to a broad cross-section of people and personalities, especially when it comes to conducting user tests. Frequently, the people we encounter are willing, helpful participants to the research process - but what happens when respondents aren't so willing or helpful?
Three Questions You Shouldn't Ask During User Research - 1 views
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Originally published: Aug 18, 2010 The participant was struggling. While he was a high-volume customer who had bought tons from this site in the past, today he wasn't getting along with the checkout process. Confusion happened in both directions: the shopper didn't understand what the site was trying to tell him and the site definitely didn't understand what he wanted.
UIE - Articles about User Behavior - 0 views
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