How to fix a bad user interface
Hey! This is an excerpt from my book Designing Products People Love, which was published by O'Reilly in January 2016. Learn more about the book and the 20+ product designers from Facebook, Twitter, Slack, etc. who were interviewed about how they work. Have you ever experienced a user interface that feels lifeless? Have you created a UI that just seems to be missing...something? If that's the case,
Stop Gratuitous UI Animation
This mini essay will explore the over use of animation in UI design, show comparisons with early visual design and offer some suggestions for effective GUI motion design. If you liked this article you may also be interested in reading about effective prototyping. We’ll also briefly explore how to improve on the following interaction. Example of Poor UI motion designClick here to interact with a li
The anatomy of a credit card form
Paying for something online with a credit card is simple, right? Yes and no. Yes, because we’ve been doing it since the early days of the Internet (e.g. Amazon), and no, because no two credit card forms are alike. Over the past 20 years, we’ve built a mental model of paying online: I pull out a credit card from my wallet, enter the card details into a web form, and click a submit button. But getti
Subliminal User Experience
The term ‘user experience’ is often used vaguely to quantify common elements of the interaction design process: wireframing, sitemapping and so on. UX undoubtedly involves all of these principles to some degree, but there really is a lot more to it than that. Good UX is characterized by providing the user with constant feedback as they step through your interface. It means thinking about and provi
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