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The concept of "good web design" is as controversial a topic as the notions and theories of the "perfect machine" or the "best economic model." Opinions are dime a dozen. And more often than not, they are passionately held. Even more frequently, they are …
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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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User Interface testing has become an individual core testing process for both the Internal (employee accessing) and External (public) web applications. Here we are going to discuss the 'External' aspect, that is, the testing of applications accessed by …
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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1. Lust Consumers click ads to seek solutions. Remind readers you understand the problem by echoing their concerns rather than covet advocacy and subsequent account registry. This brand’s ad is a result for a ‘fat loss.’ The landing page looks like: They …
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