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Happy Holidays from UX Booth!

By: David Leggett December 25th, 2008 5 Comments

Seasons Greetings and Happy Holidays from us all at the UX Booth! We hope everyone enjoys the holidays with Friends and Family. If you’ve got a spare moment, check out these fantastic ways you can give back to the world this Holiday season!

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Happy Holidays from UX Booth!

Keeping Conventions : When Being Unique is a Bad Thing

By: Redd Horrocks December 23rd, 2008 16 Comments

While being creative is often a first-instinct move for web designers, conventions should always be considered to provide users experiences that don’t force them to think about choices they make.

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Keeping Conventions : When Being Unique is a Bad Thing

Usable Human Connections Through the Web

By: Matthew Kammerer December 18th, 2008 11 Comments

The websites are talking to us. Many popular websites are adding a human interaction aspect which is increasing the usability of the web. Learn what this is all about and share your own examples!

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Usable Human Connections Through the Web

Top 29 Free UX Tools and Extensions

By: David Leggett December 16th, 2008 34 Comments

If you’re not making use of some of the tools on this list, you ought to be asking yourself, “Why not?”.

These tools and extensions will speed up your workflow, and help improve your users experience all at once.

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Top 29 Free UX Tools and Extensions

Discovering Design Careers : A True Story

By: Andrew Maier December 11th, 2008 12 Comments

When making career choices, you may experience similar fears as I did. “Do I really want to become a designer?” No one with respect for their career chooses a major in art, right?

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Discovering Design Careers : A True Story

Consistency and Memorability

By: Redd Horrocks December 9th, 2008 6 Comments

One of the keys to making something usable is to also make it memorable and consistent. When someone visits your website or uses your product, ideally they should only need to do so once to learn their way around it or learn how to effectively use it.

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Consistency and Memorability

Site Redesign Case Study: Tutorial9.net

By: David Leggett December 4th, 2008 13 Comments

Today, I’d like to share some visual design changes made on another blog that vastly improved usability. While a solution on one site may not work perfectly for another, there are certainly things to be learned from others success!

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Site Redesign Case Study: Tutorial9.net

Creating Usable Links and Buttons

By: Andrew Maier December 2nd, 2008 23 Comments

In this post, Andrew discusses various ways to interpret and present links and buttons to the user. Emphasis is placed on fitting user’s mental models and providing the user with familiar UI-patterns, including extras on demand (progressive disclosure).

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Creating Usable Links and Buttons

Usable User Accounts

By: Andrew Maier November 28th, 2008 7 Comments

The user account is the cornerstone of every web application. The author details his experience creating and refining user accounts. Following best practices and common sense, the author yields a set of guidelines to use when designing your own user-account section.

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Usable User Accounts

How Usable is Your Teapot?

By: Redd Horrocks November 28th, 2008 9 Comments

Usability is not restricted to the web by any means. Check out these defining characteristics that make an everyday item like a teapot more usable.

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How Usable is Your Teapot?
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