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UI design
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Showing posts with label
UI design
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02 May 2014
...upstream Color Zen
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If you think there's only one correct way to spell 'colour' then you'd better step away from the screen about now. With ...
27 September 2012
...skewing skeuomorphs
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Everyone's got their knickers in a right old twist over skeuomorphic design recently. If the discussion had an iPhone app, the UI ...
01 February 2012
...sign language
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Awaiting my number 12 bus to arrive on a cold January morning my attention was caught by a poster advertising cereal. Not because cereal is ...
07 November 2011
...being instructed without being instructed
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Instructions are a drag. Nobody reads them. Realistically, they're a last resort. Whether it's a new microwave, smartphone or videog...
20 May 2011
...shining a light on Dark Patterns
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Dark Patterns, if you're unfamiliar with the term, are anti-usability practices which harness UI design in a purposeful...
18 March 2011
...change given
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Imagine a world where all vending and ticketing machines were born equal, whatever their shape or size. A world in which the opportunity to ...
04 March 2011
...designer labels
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Behind the scenes at the The Art Café , local establishment of the The Artist and the Tartist , I stumbled upon a n...
11 January 2011
...parking ballet
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Christmas, if nothing else, is two things; busy and over. It's the former which leads me on to my latest trip to user interface town, v...
02 November 2010
...forming an orderly queue
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If nothing else, we are told, us Britons are the best queuers in the world. It's part of our DNA. The technology in our h...
28 September 2010
...washing your hands
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Within the walls of Park Guell in Barcelona - if you cross their palms with silver - you can wander around the house where Ga...
19 June 2010
...not thinking
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I recently had one of those moments when you go nutty for books. I wanted to seek out some good academic reading on design,...
06 June 2010
...clear, concise instruction
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17 March 2010
...convoluted language instead of pictograms
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