@nicprice on Twitter
- 'Let's scrap big billboards and support local business,' says Bristol councillor http://t.co/rpVqrNX7 4 hours ago
- That frozen rain sounded a lot like space dust 1 day ago
- Double espresso before day 2 on project sustainable* house (*long view, step by step) (@ Tart) http://t.co/C1BCtBWu 2 days ago
- Why are we doing this? Never be afraid to ask... http://t.co/4Fi6abMj 2 days ago
- I've never seen a (real world) waterfall that wasn't agile #londonia 3 days ago
-
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- marian pratt on William Henry Pratt alias Boris Karloff, 1887-1969
- Nic Price on Arts spaces as workplaces – London’s Royal Festival Hall
- Ann Revell on William Henry Pratt alias Boris Karloff, 1887-1969
- Charley Newnham (Business Continuity Rehearsals at ContinuityinBusiness.com) on Arts spaces as workplaces – London’s Royal Festival Hall
- Blue Plaques in East Dulwich | Beatnic – just wondering on SE22
Archives
Meta
Tag Archives: web design
Content connections
How does a piece of content relate to other content? Learning, conversations, people, places, events, news, policy and procedure… Not an exhaustive list, and deliberately format-agnostic, but a helpful start when planning and thinking about web and intranet content. Let … Continue reading
Posted in articles
Tagged content, content strategy, intranet, no cul-de-sacs, the brain, web design
Leave a comment
Traffic lights and inclusive design
Why are there three separate lights in the standard traffic light setup? Why are they vertically arranged? In a nutshell: don’t rely on colour alone to convey meaning in your information design. Continue reading
Posted in articles
Tagged accessibility, color-blindness, colour-blindness, Design, inclusive design, information design, People Thinking, web design, work
1 Comment
Quick user research tip: Open All in Tabs
We’ve been running some design research sessions which involve several scenarios, each of which uses a slightly different design version for a website. Each scenario has its own starting page, each of which we put in a different tab in … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorised
Tagged Design, testing, tips, usability, user research, web design
2 Comments
Bonus-centred design
We’ve all seen it. The dreaded “Skip Intro”. The picture of the boss on the homepage obscuring any useful content or functionality. I was just discussing this with a friend and came up with a new name for an old … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorised
Tagged bad design, bcd, bonus-centred design, Flash, pointless, silly, skip intro, ucd, usability, User experience, ux, web design
2 Comments
Britain’s online newspapers accessibility scores – should do better
Today Martin Belam publishes the scores from his excellent series of articles looking at the accessibility of the UK’s main national newspaper websites. The Times came out on top, even though it makes no use of an on-screen text-resizing widget, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorised
Tagged accessibility, currybetdotnet, DDA, internet, Martin Belam, methodology, newspaper websites, readability, results, testing, uk newspapers, usability, web design
Leave a comment