A recent conversation with Steve Portigal, author of Interviewing Users: How to Uncover Compelling Insights, highlights the importance of effective user research.
Effective writing for UX projects often requires copy that guides users discretely and then disappears into the background—here are five guidelines to get you there.
Looking through the Google Glass (so to speak) with the help of Descartes and Peirce, one can see a product with a name that appeals to all users' low-tech...
Designers can take cues from musicians when it comes to creating experiences that pack an emotional punch and live on in the hearts and minds of users.
The results page is a crucial piece of the search experience, and presents an opportunity to meet users' information needs and engage a dialogue that guides them.
Despite becoming more commonplace and in-demand, user experience is still victim to a number of misconceptions—here, four of them are sent to slaughter.
Excellent products that serve client goals and meet user needs depend on the collaboration of product management, product design, and software development.
With the proliferation of new mobile devices and operating systems, each with specific requirements, an adaptive design strategy creates products that adapt over time.
Experienced developers who have been in the game for more than a decade often find the subtleties of UX can be a bit of a mystery, but there are ways to get up to speed.
