: This service allows web authors to see what their pages will look like (sort of) when viewed with Lynx, a text-mode web browser. : http://www.delorie.com/web/lynxview.html

No one plans to make their product or service unusable, yet so many companies are guilty of it. This post highlights the importance of a Usable product, and why you need it given the current competition.

: Your users rule the experience. Your advertisers pay for the experience that your users rule. And trust me, your internal constituents are not afraid to remind each other. : http://www.uxmag.com/features/313/scylla-charybdis

Marios Tziortzis Personal Site (http://marios.tziortzis.com/) is used to promote his work, his photography, and to claim his space on the Internet. The clear navigation and traditional layout give the site a sense of familiarity — therefore making it more usable. It does it’s job quite well, although a few minor tweaks would make it even better.

Initial Impressions When I first open the page I see the sub header under Marios Tziortzis that says “thoughts, photos and whatnot”. This leads me to believe this is a personal website. As I scroll down I become aware the site looks very WordPress-esque and the two column layout is familiar to me. Ah hah! [...]

My first impression of this site is that it is very artistic looking. I like the design and the colors very much. It seems well thought out and well put together. It is professional, while at the same time showing a lot of personality. One of the first things that I see is the three [...]

I immediately notice the color scheme and the logo. The typography is crisp and the man standing nearby gives me a comfortable feel. I can tell this is a personal site. The subheading “Thoughts, photos, and whatnot” is inviting and succinct. The navigation is clear. I like the effect around the photos and the content [...]

The banner for Marios Tziortzis website is well placed. So long as it’s mostly for personal use, the name is not a huge problem. The purpose of Marios Tziortzis Personal Site (http://marios.tziortzis.com/) is to promote his work, his photography, and to claim his space on the Internet. I’m going to review this in my ordinary [...]

: In this installment of Ask UXmatters, our experts discuss two different topics: how you can educate yourself in user experience, and the best ways to capture and present user research data. : http://uxmatters.com/MT/archives/000360.php

: The accessibility checker evaluates your Web page and produces a report of all accessibility problems for your selected guideline. The checker identifies known problems, likely problems, and potential problems. : http://checker.atrc.utoronto.ca/servlet/Submit