As designers and researchers, we love it when companies are obviously paying attention to our needs. Check out these examples of companies making clear efforts to solve their users' pain points and our tips for getting the inspiration to innovate.
Sketch Early, Sketch Often
Five Tips for Getting the Right Kind of Client Feedback
Understanding Project Conflict
In addition to the pressures of time, budget, and scope restraints, project teams are comprised of different individuals who have different personalities. It's no wonder that projects can become the perfect storm for creating conflict. In this blog, Hanna discusses three categories of conflict and ways to address each of them.
Axure's Dynamic Panels and the Magical Fit to Content Option
The Non-Designer's Guide to Image Files
A sandwich isn't two dimensional and the final hand off of images to your designer shouldn't be either. An original image file contains all the layers, just like a sandwich. Travis created this handy list of tips that you can use to work with your designer to make sure you know what to request from your marketing or creative team.
Six Reasons We're a Remote Company
Amazon: Achieving Effective Personalization
For Grammar’s Sake, Please Log In
Collaborative UX Design with Axure Pro and Beanstalk SVN
10 Tricks for Getting the Most from Your UX Designer
Free Conversion Consultations at The Live Event
Disabling the "Submit" Button
The Magic is in the Details
Will Beacons Fulfill the Promise of NFC?
The Latest Frontier in Personalization: Amazon Predicts & Pre-Ships
Designing for Disposable Tablets
Tech manufacturer Datawind has announced plans to offer an internet-enabled Android tablet here in the United States for a mere $37.99. So on January 2, FastCompany asked, “What should designers do with a tablet so cheap it’s disposable?”
Our team enjoyed brainstorming the possibilities.