Actions as icons on card
I’m looking for a way to properly display actions on my application’s card without cluttering the interface too much, while still correctly emphasizing them.
My application allows teachers of a school to create quizzes and share them with …
Are tips of the day, like in 90s Microsoft products, on application start an effective and non-deleterious way of improving discoverability?
I remember from using 90s and I think also 2000s versions of software, mostly from Microsoft that there would often be a window (like the screenshotted one, although with non-joke advice), that would tell the user about some feature of th…
What Google Search Shows Us About the Future of Product Design
From the day it launched 21 years ago, Google Search has been a case study in remarkable design. By studying its past and present, we can get a hint at what the future of product design will look like.
Learn, Discover, Find, and Search: Elements of Usable Design
A while back Amy Grace Wells, one of the editors of UX Booth, pitched me an article idea: What do you think of an article that explains, compares, and contrasts the ideas of learnability, searchability, discoverability, and findability and how each can affect UX? I mulled it over, since… how do you explain how all […]