Designing for Mobile, Part 2: Interaction Design | UX Booth
Designing for Mobile, Part 2: Interaction Design March 26th, 2013 My first mobile phone, a Nokia 5110 (purchased in 1998!), offered very few features: I could call, text or play Snake. What’s more, these interactions were completely controlled by the manufacturer. With the advent of smartphones, touch screens, and “app stores,” however, the opportunities for designers are now innumerable. It’s inc
Designing for Mobile, Part 1: Information Architecture | UX Booth
Designing for Mobile, Part 1: Information Architecture September 25th, 2012 Around 1993, my dad brought home a large, brick-shaped mobile phone. We were all incredibly excited by the new technology, even though none of us thought it would have a massive impact on our lives. I actually still thought of it as a gimmick, a few years later, when some of my friends decided to purchase them. Today there
Journey to The Heart of UX Design: Debunking Myths | UX Booth
Journey to The Heart of UX Design: Debunking Myths August 14th, 2012 What makes a truly great car? Beauty? If that were the case, then every millionaire in the world would drive a gaudy, two-hundred-thousand dollar sports car. While they are often undeniably beautiful, many sports cars leave much to be desired: they lack storage; they are bad for the environment; they are uneconomical… the list go
Effective Presentation of a Website's Navigation | UX Booth
Users obtain information on the web in one of two ways: searching or browsing. Browsing – moving through a multi-faceted content structure – is made easier when information architects present users with an intuitive navigation hierarchy. This article discusses two techniques to that end. There’s a great line in the Postal Service song, This Place is a Prison, that states, “It’s not a party if it h
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