Posts tagged with: User experience

IE6 is bad for user experience. Set your users free, drop IE6 support and encourage them to upgrade to a modern browser, it will take more than Google to make this happen. In my last post I… Read the rest

A few weeks back you may have read some articles regarding Google, Adobe and others being victims of an IE exploit. Microsoft recommended its users stop using IE6 and IE7 now due to a security loop hole (original Read the rest

We are thrilled to be working with Joie de Vivre hotels. Bill, Chuck and I recently flew up to San Francisco to meet with their team and experience a few of their amazing hotels. If you are not familiar with JDV, they are a boutique hotel company founded by Chip Conley. They have hotels throughout California including San Francisco, Orange County, Los Angeles and Sonoma. Each hotel is unique in style and character.

Using CSS sprites isn’t a new technique, but I still see many developers not taking advantage of it. I’ve spoken before about the value of providing an experience to your user that makes sense, and we know that everyone appreciates speed. CSS sprites… Read the rest

A lot of websites offer their users a map of some sort showing where their offices are located, where an event is going to be or even a route or travel plan. Google Maps is getting used more and more often… Read the rest