There are many times when designing for interaction where you need to make a decision between hover and click to take action. Your choice can make the difference between a good and bad user experience.
By John BoticaAs web users, you are all aware of the horrid things that web designers, developers and advertisers put you through. These are the top 3 things that they need to stop doing! 3. Post-Roll Advertisements… More
By Jamie Hamel-SmithI recently wrote a guest post about 2010 design trends on the influential web design blog, WebDesignerWall. In the post, I introduced the idea of Design Simplicity. Here is a brief introduction to the article…. More
By Chuck LonganeckerWhich of the above buttons looks more clickable? As a developer, you may build interactions that are designed during the earlier stages of a project when the focus is on the way things look. There… More
By Jamie Hamel-SmithSimplicity is subjective when discussing user experience design strategy. I may think the latest video game is simple, but it will confuse and nauseate others just watching. Simplicity can also be in reference to many… More
By Matt LackeyA great design is the foundation for any successful online business. Attracting, engaging and converting users starts with their user experience.
By Arnold Yoon