How do you design the UX for a complex website when you’re based in the UK and the users, business stakeholders and the rest of the design team are in America? In this insightful case study which I originally presented at UX Cambridge 2016 you’ll find out what lessons I learnt from tackling this challenge in a recent role.
In this presentation which I originally delivered at UX in the City 2016 find out why ergonomics is so important to mobile ux, how we hold our devices and 11 rules of thumb for designing ergonomic mobile designs that not only look great but feel great as well.
Find out why it’s time to truly start thinking mobile first, and what this means for UX design, and UX designers.
Find out why Dogfooding, the practice of a company using it’s own products is generally a good thing, but like eating real dog food doesn’t come without it’s risks.
10 mobile UX design principles that are key for creating really great mobile user experiences.
In part two of this guide to scenarios find out everything you need to know to start using scenarios to design products and service that really perform in the real world.
Scenarios are a great tool for designing products and services that really perform in the real world. In part one of this guide to scenarios find out what scenarios are and why you should be using them.
These 8 lessons inspired by great film directors like Steven Spielberg will not only make you a better film director, but a better UX designer as well.
Thinking of using overlays (a.k.a. modals, popups)? Check out these 10 guidelines first.
Practising good data informed design isn’t easy, but these 12 invaluable hints and tips will certainly help.
