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In many apps, icons are used to illustrate a specific function — it can be used for everything from information to actions. But if the user doesn’t understand the icon, what’s the point? When designing icons, you want to strive for creating/using isomorphic icons — that is, icons that represent their real-life companion — eg. trash can, brush, eraser, etc. As long as you can do a somewhat decent d
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The country selector. It’s there when you create an account for a new Web service, check out of an e-commerce store or sign up for a conference. The normal design? A drop-down list with all of the available countries. However, when conducting a large session of user testing on check-out usability (which we wrote about here on Smashing Magazine back in April 2011), we consistently found usability i
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