LukeW | Data Monday: Impact of Responsive Designs
Data Monday: Impact of Responsive Designs by Luke Wroblewski February 25, 2013 As people continue to use an ever increasing number of devices to get online, there's no shortage of companies exploring multi-device solutions for the Web. Some are even sharing data about the impact of their new responsive designs and the numbers look good enough to get even more organizations on board. Time Inc. Resp
LukeW | Mobile Sign Up Forms Must Die
Mobile Sign Up Forms Must Die by Luke Wroblewski January 15, 2013 It’s hard to get people to download your mobile application. But if they do, what greets them when they open it up for the first time? A step by step tour? A sign up form? Both might be missed opportunities to get people engaged and interested in your service. In fact, you might want to consider a gradual engagement approach instead
LukeW | The History of Amazon’s Tab Navigation
The History of Amazon’s Tab Navigation by Luke Wroblewski May 7, 2005 Amazon.com popularized the tab navigation metaphor online. Through the years they explored multiple interface design solutions to make their growing product inventory accessible to Web users. As a result, some interesting lessons emerge when one looks at how the site's top-level navigation has changed over the years. In 1998, th
LukeW | Which One: Responsive Design, Device Experiences, or RESS?
Which One: Responsive Design, Device Experiences, or RESS? by Luke Wroblewski February 29, 2012 As more organizations realize they need to invest heavily in multi-device Web designs, the inevitable question of “how” comes up. Responsive Web design, separate sites, or something in between? Here’s how I’ve tried to simplify this decision: Responsive Web Design Responsive Web design is a combination
LukeW | User Experience Comes in Threes
User Experience Comes in Threes by Luke Wroblewski November 9, 2004 Jeffrey Veen recently joked that “every consultant needs a Venn diagram.” Turns out he was only half-kidding. The two or more overlapping circles that make up a Venn diagram are often used in mathematics to show relationships between sets. In the context of User Experience, however, Venn diagrams are frequently used to “quickly co
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LukeW | Data Monday: Impact of Responsive Designs
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