Mega Menus Work Well for Site Navigation
Summary: Large, rectangular menus group navigation options to eliminate scrolling and use typography, icons, and tooltips to explain users' choices. Mega menus (sometimes spelled “megamenus”) are a type of expandable menu in which many choices are displayed in a two-dimensional dropdown layout. They are an excellent design choice for accommodating a large number of options or for revealing lower-l
Progress in Mobile User Experience
Summary: Our newest research on mobile usability shows an improvement in mobile UX. The responsive-design trend has inspired sites and apps to prioritize content over UI elements and include essential content and features on mobile. Our 3rd edition of the report with mobile UX guidelines made me reflect on how this field has changed in the past 7 years. Back in 2009, Jakob Nielsen deemed mobile us
Usability Guidelines for Accessible Web Design: a Report by NN/g
Learn techniques for designing websites for people with visual and motor impairments who use assistive technology, including: Screen readers Braille readers Screen magnifiers The information in this report is based on empirical observation of people who are blind, have low vision, and have motor impairments use websites and intranets. Optimize the user experience by applying the guidelines discuss
Tabs, Used Right
Summary: Follow these 12 design guidelines for tab controls to distinguish tabs from site navigation and address click uncertainty. Simplest GUI widgets are the building blocks for most functionality on the web, but it's rare to find sites that use all the dialog controls correctly. Even something as simple as radio buttons and checkboxes are incorrectly used half the time. And let's not even get
'About Us' Information on Corporate Websites - User Research Findings
Summary: Users expect About Us sections to be clear, authentic, and transparent. They compare corporate content with third-party reviews to form a holistic opinion of a company before initiating business or applying for jobs. Whether users seek company information in a B2B (business–to–business) or B2C (business–to–consumer) context, effectively explaining a company’s purpose and what it stands fo
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