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Despite their differences, usability and accessibility sometimes go hand-in-hand. The World Wide Web Consortium defines accessibility as an “equivalent user experience for people with disabilities, including people with age-related impairments”, while …
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Good web design is a result of proper planning and analysis. With just about 10 seconds available for creating that visually appealing impression on site visitors, it is vital to pay attention to each individual graphic or textual element that needs to go …
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Sometimes the best way to test a product doesn’t involve the product at all. Decontextualized tests, or tests that do not involve the product, are generally geared to testing users’ attitudes on the product, or in generating ideas. But just because they …
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There's an old customer adage — you get what you pay for. However, in recent years, that's not always been the case. Cheaper products tend to have less features, but sometimes outperform their more expensive counterparts. For example, certain cell phones …
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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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