Usercentric

Though popular in the development process, designers can use comics for communication to consumers as well. Rahel Anne Bailie digs into her past to show us how she has used comics in the past in the hope that we can utilize them with a wider audience.

June 1st, 2008

Comics for Consumer Communication

Reaching Users with Word and Image

Milissa and Jeff discuss how this long held rule in web design is being de-bunked by web analytics and user testing, as well as how this will impact design and development processes based on screen resolution and browser compatibility.

November 1st, 2007

Blasting the Myth of the Fold

Podcast with Milissa Tarquini

When working in an enterprise environment, the interaction between browsers and multitudes of applications often creates user experience nightmares. Mike Padilla introduces some practical ways to relieve some of the biggest issues and start helping shape a larger context.

August 16th, 2007

Ease of Use Outside the Box

Around and Between Systems in the Enterprise

The need to cram as much into the top few inches of any interface has become nearly branded on the design psyche over the years. Milissa Tarquini considers how the myth of the fold does everyone involved a great disservice.

July 24th, 2007

Blasting the Myth of the Fold

Accessible information architecture builds a bridge between planning, design, and development. Frances Forman gives us a place to start thinking more deeply about how information can be structured and transformed to make user interaction more flexible for everyone.

July 18th, 2007

Practical Plans for Accessible Architectures

Buying new clothes and looking at current fashions is usually much more interesting and exciting than digging through one’s closet or laundry hamper. However, there is a lot one can learn by stopping and taking a minute to examine one’s own clothes…

January 25th, 2005

Uncovering Users In Your Own Organization

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