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How are you reading this sentence, right now? I do not mean on a laptop, or on your smartphone. I mean how are you reading? How exactly is information captured by the eyes and processed by the brain? One popular meme that circulated a few years ago argued …
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With so much content published online every day, people are totally drowning in the sea of information. Instead of helping them make decisions, the tsunami of data creates more paralysis analysis than ever before. There is too much content to digest, too …
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Designers often brand themselves as “User Experience” designers. In fact, it is almost impossible to find a designer today who doesn’t use this attribute in their resume. But the question is: Are they genuine User Experience (UX) designers? In general, …
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Card sorting is an easy and reliable method to get valuable insights about how your web content should be organized in order to meet the expectations of your target group. This, however, will happen only if you know when and how to use card sorting, what …
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‘Meet the Team’ web pages are becoming a good way to show your resourceful team as part of your organizational work. It is not the latest buzz but yes, many organizations have come forward to showcasing it as their creative catalogue on websites. As a …
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