design
This folder takes into account, the UX UI and overall trends in data visualisation/ web dev. Some are also just great design work that I found inspiring.
Start with how to design software that users love, Its a little ambiguous but it gets you in the frame. Oct 12
Not seeing the action you want on your website? If you’re not leading your website visitors to take specific actions, they’ll just randomly browse through your pages, look at odd text and icons, then leave without buying anything. The good news is that, if you carefully direct your user’s experience through your site, you can show them exactly what to look at, what to click, and even how to buy.
Get The Action You Want On Your Website Using These Four Visual Cues
Get Your FAQs Straight: Convert Your Curious Customers
Your FAQ page represents one of the most valuable moments in a conversion funnel. Nowhere else does a visitor so deliberately indicate that they want to know the details of your product or service . Are you guilty of neglecting this important page?
Graph Viewer Test
This is just a demonstration of my open source graph drawing library vivagraph.js .
1.3.15 demo - jQuery
Window 1 I am plumbed with a Bezier connector to Window 2 and a label, with Blank endpoints. Window 2
UI
UX
No Such Thing As Perfect :: Mule Design Studio
Q: Is it possible for a designer to look at their designs from a brand new user’s perspective?How do you persuade someone to visit your web page? And how do you persuade them to purchase your product or sign up for your newsletter? Landing page optimization is the answer.
Discover the secrets of a great landing page
How to Create Content Maps for Planning Your Website’s Content
Content mapping is a visual technique that will help you organize and understand the content of a website. It can be a simple and valuable part of your site’s overall content strategy .Here at GoSquared, we love to obsess over the little details that make the real difference in your experience of the site and Dashboard. The new login screen was no exception. We wanted the login screen to feel personal and for our customers to feel comfortable and familar with signing in. It’s something that our most loyal customers see very regularly too, so it had to be streamlined and quick to understand and submit. At the end of the day, people don’t want to stay staring at a login form – they want to use GoSquared – they want to find out more about their website. Getting personal.
Login Screen – behind the scenes
How To Design Mental Models That Create a Superior User Experience
“Much of this article is adapted or excerpted from the book Mental Models: Aligning Design Strategy with User Behavior by Indi Young (Rosenfeld Media, 2008).”
The Code Side Of Color
The trouble with a color’s name is that it never really is perceived as the exact same color to two different individuals — especially if they have a stake in a website’s emotional impact.