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As a business owner, one familiar mistake you may have made on your web page is to have too many fields within a registration form. In many situations, websites and applications will overburden their form field in an attempt to obtain the most data about …
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I remember one of my first interactions with remote user testing. I was at Code Computer Love in Manchester and there was a brief mention of a website that runs usability testing with real users online called WhatUsersDo. I was hooked. Since then we have …
If you are reading this article you are probably considering becoming a UX designer. I have been there as well, and I know that interviewing for jobs is scary. And not just for beginners in the industry. Even if you have been in the same field for many …
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Minimalism has been an increasingly popular trend in the web design world. Designers may be tempted by bolder, feature-rich design because it might seem like the best way to engage user attention. Research, however, suggests that this is not the case. In …
[Read more...] about Less Is Still More: The Importance Of The Minimalist Approach To Web Design
Most users of the web are blissfully unaware of the sheer scale of the process responsible for bringing content across the Internet. There are literally miles of Internet between you and the server you’re accessing. To make things worse, sites that become …
[Read more...] about Using Load Balancing For Large Volume Usability
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