Posts about “user centered design”

Getting Experience with User Experience

By: Mike Altman October 4th, 2011 12 Comments

Getting started in any field can be tricky and initially overwhelming, and UX is no exception. UX designer and UX Booth contributor Mike Altman walks green UXers through the pros and cons of working at various types of organizations right out of the gate.

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Getting Experience with User Experience

Hotel Booking, from Start to Finish

By: Elaine Simpson August 23rd, 2011 14 Comments

Without careful consideration, users can get irreparably tangled in the weeds of booking a hotel room online. Elaine Simpson of Equator Digital Marketing lays out some ground rules for beginning (and completing) the design of an online booking process.

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Hotel Booking, from Start to Finish

Creating Gesture Guidelines for Tablets, Part 1

By: Thomas Davies July 19th, 2011 13 Comments

As designers move into the realm of tablets, gesture-based controls lack consistency across platforms. Thomas Davies discusses his recent gesture study, and argues that standards are in order. Part one of two.

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Creating Gesture Guidelines for Tablets, Part 1

How Choice Impairs Your Visitors

By: Alexander Dawson August 24th, 2010 19 Comments

Choice is a good thing, right? Not always. Including too many decisions that must be made can lead to frustrated, insecure users, along with the inclination to just give up altogether. Author Alexander Dawson explores how to document choices properly.

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How Choice Impairs Your Visitors

June UX Roundup

By: Matthew Kammerer June 22nd, 2010 3 Comments

Our field is such an exciting one to be part of. We see continuous growth and brilliant people are always generating top notch material for the community to consume, respond to, and grow from. Here are some highlights from the UX community.

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June UX Roundup

Complete Beginner’s Guide to Design Research

By: Andrew Maier June 1st, 2010 42 Comments

Research informs the process so that we explore more worthwhile, appropriate design solutions. In this article we’ll provide a jumping–off point, so that you can add research into your own projects.

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Complete Beginner’s Guide to Design Research

The User-Centered Design Conundrum

By: Andrew Maier March 2nd, 2010 23 Comments

Its not a matter of who wins or loses, it’s how you play the game. In this post, Andrew addresses the conundrum facing many UX designers: conducting user research appears to diminish our role as an experience designer. Properly executed, though, design research makes for a valuable return on investment.

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The User-Centered Design Conundrum

Improve Conversions by Connecting with Your Audience

By: Aaron Griffith February 2nd, 2010 23 Comments

Do you understand your audience? What makes them tick? These are important considerations in creating conversion-friendly experiences.

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Improve Conversions by Connecting with Your Audience
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