New Approaches To Designing Log-In Forms - Smashing Magazine
Advertisement For many of us, logging into websites is a part of our daily routine. In fact, we probably do it so often that we’ve stopped having to think about how it’s done… that is, until something goes wrong: we forget our password, our user name, the email address we signed up with, how we signed up, or even if we ever signed up at all. These experiences are not just frustrating for us, but are bad for businesses as well. To top it off, visitors who are not logged in do not see a personalized view of a website’s content and recommendations, which reduces conversion rates and engagement. Is This You? Gowalla’s sign-in form (below) looks pretty standard: enter your user name or email address and your password, and then sign in. The sign-in form on Gowalla. But Gowalla has taken the time to include a few more components to help people log in with more confidence if their first attempt hasn’t worked. A log-in error on Gowalla. Instant Sign-In Quora’s one-click log-in page. It’s Not Over (al)
Progress Trackers in Web Design: Examples and Best Practices
Advertisement When designing a large website, especially one that contains a store, you may be required to design a system for ordering online, or a multi-step process of another sort. Walking users through this process by making it easy and intuitive is key to helping increase conversion rates. In this article we will look at various uses of progress trackers and see how they’ve been implemented, what they are doing well, and what they are not doing well. What are Progress Trackers? You may not be familiar with the term ‘progress tracker’, also called a ‘progress indicator’ — but chances are good that you have encountered one at one time or another. An example of a progress tracker at Game1 The Difference Between Progress Trackers and Breadcrumbs As we have detailed previously in Breadcrumbs In Web Design: Examples And Best Practices2, breadcrumbs are a way of enhancing navigation by revealing a user’s current location. Example of breadcrumbs at Coolspotters3 Uses of Progress Trackers 1. 2.
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Avec Tesco, les courses : c’est dans le métro. Comment passer d’une position de challenger à celle de leader ? La chaîne d’épicerie britannique Tesco a trouvé la solution : agrandir sa cible, et s’attaquer au marché coréen. Pour atteindre cet objectif : un brin d’ingéniosité, un soupçon de folie, et beaucoup d’originalité, étaient de mises. La marque a mis au point en collaboration avec l’agence sud-coréenne Cheil, une technique révolutionnaire permettant de faire les courses dans le métro. Elle est partie du constat que les personnes en Corée du Sud n’ont ni le temps, ni l’énergie de faire les courses après le travail. Observez plutôt… Des énormes stickers représentant les différents produits du magasin ont été collés sur les murs du métro. Les modes de vie et de consommation ont changé. On connaissait l’achat en magasin, l’achat en ligne et la livraison à domicile, mais l’achat dans le métro… ça c’est de la nouveauté !
Beyond Wireframing: The Real-Life UX Design Process
Game Multiplayer Gaming Iphone Lua Corona Sdk
Enable multiplayer networking with your mobile games with three functions: Init PubNub Multiplayer ObjectCall Subscribe() to begin receiving messages.Call Publish() to send messages. Additionally, you can take a look at the Corona SDK website here. We’ll be using the Corona SDK with the multiplayer networking API. Download Corona Multiplayer API Download all the source code you need here: these easy steps to get starting with your Multiplayer API. Download Lua Corona Multiplayer APIGet Your PubNub KeysCopy the files into your Lua Code DirectoryContinue Reading to add just 3 functions to Enable Multiplayer Support. Get Your PubNub Keys Here To get your PubNub keys, first sign up for a free account. Learn about PubNub Cloud-Hosted Service for Realtime Messaging PubNub is a new kind of Cloud-Hosted Broadcasting Service for Mass Communication on Mobile Phones, Tablets, TVs, HTML5 Web Browsers and Game Consoles. Load Message History
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Roger's Online Equation Editor
Back to Roger's Main Page Roger's Online Equation Editor This page produces high quality typeset images of equations from LaTeX equations. These images can be used on web pages or in other documents. This page is a PHP implementation of the tex2im bash script created by Andreas Reigber. The "transparent background" option is particularly useful for the web. You do NOT need to include either the $... $ tags (for math environment) or \begin{equation} ... Note about the "|" character: To use the "|" character in an equation, use the command "\vbar", otherwise using mutiple instances of "|" can cause a server error. Link to Image Clear Entry Writing Equations in LaTeX Note: Using "transparent background" and "anti-alias" at the same time can produce poor quality image edges. To see this effect, enter an equation (size 300 or bigger so you can see the edges clearly) and select both the "transparent background" and "anti aliasing" option.
The Elements Of Navigation
Advertisement When users look for information, they have a goal and are on a mission. Even before you started to read this article, chances are you did because you either had the implicit goal of checking what’s new on Smashing Magazine, or had the explicit goal of finding information about “Navigation Design”. After a couple of seconds of scanning this article, and maybe reading parts of the introduction, you may have started to ask yourself whether the information that you’re consuming at the moment is actually relevant to you—the user. Unfortunately (and as certain as death and taxes), if users cannot find the information they are looking for, chances are they will abandon their track, never to return. Being the compassionate human being that I am, I’ll try to explain to you what this article is about, so you can make your choice either to continue reading, or not. Words, Words, Words “This might be a good start!” User-Testing Labels Another test is a Word Association3 game. What Is What
