RT @niftyc: Accidential “pokestop redlining” found in design of Pokemon Go. (Detroit shown.) #ux #hci https://www.bnd.com/news/nation-world/national/article89562297.html
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RT @NNgroup: Long-Term Exposure to #Flat Design: How the Trend Slowly Decreases User Efficiency #webdesign #UX #usability
RT @NNgroup: Long-Term Exposure to #Flat Design: How the Trend Slowly Decreases User Efficiency https://www.nngroup.com/articles/flat-design-long-exposure/ #webdesign #UX #usability
How We Hold Our Gadgets
An interesting look.
Where do hands and fingers fall on the device? This question is the linchpin for every form factor this book examines, and the answer tells you how to design your layout for comfort and efficiency. Since we hold phones, phablets, tablets, and laptops very differently, it’s no surprise that each of these touchscreen variations has its own UI needs.
RT @NNgroup: Emotional Design Fail: I’m Divorcing My Nest Thermostat #UX
RT @NNgroup: Emotional Design Fail: I’m Divorcing My Nest Thermostat https://www.nngroup.com/articles/emotional-design-fail/ #UX
While established desktop UIs are falling over themselves trying to minimize windowing…
I love it. While established desktop UIs are falling over themselves trying to minimize windowing in favor of more tablet-appropriate interfaces (Windows Metro, Gnome 3, etc.), the OS designed specifically for thin clients is picking up more classic desktop elements. (via +Pingdom )
ChromeOS gets a desktop revamp – The H – Open Source: News and Features
RT @aubreyjohnson: Collection of sites that use Media Query to determine device/browser width
RT @aubreyjohnson: Collection of sites that use Media Query to determine device/browser width https://mediaqueri.es/ via @charlesriccardi #ux #ui #frontend