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Une floppée de nouveaux Réseaux sociaux professionnels vient de débarquer ! Après les Réseaux sociaux pros "généralistes" comme Linkedin et Viadeo, place aux Réseaux sociaux pros hyper spécialisés. Les Groupes et autres Hubs ne suffisent plus, les professionnels et les "experts" ont besoin de lieux d'échanges plus riches et plus développés où ils retrouvent leurs pairs ou les professionnels de leur région. La spécialisation des réseaux sociaux professionnels est donc la tendance du moment. A l'occasion de la sortie de Muxi et Linkeol, je vous propose un panorama des Réseaux sociaux professionnels (liste enrichie le 28 décembre 2011 à partir des nombreux commentaires) : les "Sectoriels", les "Entrepreneurs", les "Locaux", les "Sectoriels-Locaux", les "Générationnels" et les "CSP" !
Les nouveaux Réseaux sociaux professionnels arrivent ! - JOB 2.0
Elements Of A Trustworthy E-Commerce Web Design – The Daily Egg
There are no hard rules about designing for e-Commerce, but there are plenty of fundamentals to follow to ensure you are garnering the trust necessary to be successful. In this article we will delve deeper into these fundamentals and expose some areas that may be creating some skeptical shoppers on your website. 1.10 Rules to Follow for Popups and Modal Windows
1. Make the Popup/Modal Simple Since a popup is really visible, you might be tempted to include lots of things in it. This is a huge mistake! First, when you include lots of things on a small place, it gets cluttered and it becomes very easy to miss the important stuff because of all the minor details that are burying it. Second, the more stuff you put in a popup, the higher the chance the user will leave.
Business strategists have long preached the advice, “Adapt or die.” Adaptation is happening in the social pond with a user’s social graphs influencing online and offline decisions. A user’s community is more important than ever. Businesses are mining online communities for valuable consumer information that can influence every phase in their go-to-market cycle, from product innovation to fostering repeat purchases. The definitive tome on the social movement , Groundswell: Winning in a World Transformed by Social Technologies , foretells, “Within a few years, a company that doesn’t engage in this sort of activity will look dated… companies that aren’t wired into the groundswell in 2012 will look very 20th century—which is to say, out of touch.”
Seven UX Best Practices of Community Design | UX Magazine
Improve The User Experience By Tracking Errors - Smashing UX Design
It’s easy to see your top-visited pages, navigation patterns and conversion metrics using visitor-tracking tools like Google Analytics. However, this data doesn’t show the roadblocks that users typically run into on your website.
Comprehensive Review Of Usability And User Experience Testing Tools - Smashing UX Design
Usability and user experience testing is vital to creating a successful website, and only more so if it’s an e-commerce website, a complex app or another website for which there’s a definite ROI.No other wireframing toolkit compares to Interface Libraries. With Interface Libraries, you’ll make wireframes that ooze with beauty and professionalism. Best of all, it’s not going to take you hours to do it.
Wireframe Easily and Beautifully with Interface Libraries - UX Movement
It's a new year. We're back at work, busy with projects and creating deliverables. Many of us have made resolutions to find more inspiration or to think more creatively this year. Like many practitioners, my day-to-day to work involves facing situations in which I am unsure of what to do next. Clients and teams look to me for solutions, ideas, and methods that can help create great ideas and experiences. Every now and then I, like anyone else, struggle to remain fresh and creative.
UX Ideas in the Cards | UX Magazine
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Evolutionary psychology tells us that humans are programmed to prefer bright colors, sweet flavors, and roundness of shapes. We are attuned to these things for survival: awareness of danger or safety, sources of energy, and choosing a healthy mate. We also find them pleasant. In his work on emotion in design, Don Norman says , “pleasant things work better.” Beyond the base expectation that a design should be usable, people enjoy using things that are pleasing to look at, touch, and listen to.
Pleasant Things Work Better | UX Magazine
