Showing posts with label usability methods. Show all posts
Showing posts with label usability methods. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Test Usability By Embracing Other Viewpoints

Interface-problem in Test Usability By Embracing Other Viewpoints

As Web technology improves, users expect Web-based widgets to be useful, content to be relevant and interfaces to be snappy. They want to feel confident navigating a website and using its functionality. They crave being able to get things done with little friction and on demand. And demand they do. By Ben Gremillion

Thursday, October 07, 2010

Test Usability By Embracing Other Viewpoints

User-testing-change-methods in Test Usability By Embracing Other Viewpoints

As Web technology improves, users expect Web-based widgets to be useful, content to be relevant and interfaces to be snappy. They want to feel confident navigating a website and using its functionality. They crave being able to get things done with little friction and on demand. And demand they do. By Ben Gremillion

Thursday, September 16, 2010

10 Usability Tips Based on Research Studies

F-Shaped Pattern

This article discusses usability findings of research results such as eye-tracking studies, reports, analytics, and usability surveys pertaining to website usability and improvements. By Cameron Chapman

Wednesday, August 04, 2010

4 Usability Tools For Web Design

Web designers are no strangers to the principles of usability on the Web – in fact, a good web designer should be the best practitioner of the ideas set forth by usability gurus like Jakob Nielsen. By Alex

Friday, April 02, 2010

How to Win Friends and Influence People Remotely

Tools to enable simple online collaboration of design and distribution of usability testing. By Patrick Stapleton