Category Archives: Guidelines

HTML Guidelines Usability SEO
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7 HTML Guidelines For Website Usability & SEO

It can be safely stated that everyone who owns a website wants their site to attract more traffic as this presents it with better growth opportunities. This is where many would state that Search Engine Optimization (SEO) comes to play. But in the bid to win the love, admiration and…
Color User Experience (UX) And Psychology
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Colour: User Experience And Psychology

Colour plays a crucial role in User Experience. It transmits a psychological message to your users and choosing the right colours for your brand, logo or product can be vital as it helps your brand or product get easily recognised and identified with your industry.
5 Signs That Indicate Website Usability Problems
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5 Signs That Indicate Website Usability Problems

Web site usability is based on the factors that make it easy for a visitor to your website to accomplish his goals. For example, if someone wants to find your customer service contact information then a website maximized for usability will allow that information to be found in as few…
12 Effective Guidelines For Breadcrumb Usability and SEO
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12 Effective Guidelines For Breadcrumb Usability and SEO

The term “breadcrumb” in web terminology is a metaphor for the way-finding technique employed by Hansel in the Brothers Grimm fairy tale Hansel and Gretel. Although the metaphor is slightly misleading since within a web context, breadcrumbs do not always represent the path from which one has arrived at their…
An Extensive Guide To Web Form Usability
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An Extensive Guide To Web Form Usability

As most of you may know by now, last week I have made my debut as a guest blogger on the almighty Smashing Magazine, specifically in the User Experience Design Section. Being chosen to write for them, interacting with such a professional team and eventually seeing my post published is…
14 Guidelines For Website Tabs Usability
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14 Guidelines For Web Site Tabs Usability

Tabs have long been used to show alternative views of the same group of information tabs in software. Known as “module tabs”, these are still used today in web sites. For instance, airline companies such as Ryanair, easyJet and AirMalta use module tabs to enable the user to switch between…

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