How Build.com Stays Customer-Centric Without Taking Stabs in the Dark
Last week we chatted with Chrystal Jaeger, UX/UI Designer & Researcher at Build.com, the world’s largest online-only home improvement company, where she manages thei…
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A Short History of Computer User Interface Design
Whether it’s a laptop or a smartphone, every piece of hardware has a user interface (UI) design that tries to contribute to a great user experience. As we know, a good UI is…
The Term Game: UX, UXD, CX, UI, IxD
We all know that businesses should be investing in creating an optimal user experience, but it can be easy to feel overwhelmed with the terminology, all of the different thin…
The Best UX Articles of November 2014
It’s already December but before you get too carried away with christmas and the festivities, put down your mince pie and lets take a look back at November 2014. Once again …
Will Wearables Change UI as We Know It?
User Interface in 2014: Ecosystem Granularity Increases A little less than a year ago, UX Magazine published my article about the ecosystem behind product/service. This articl…
Adapting to Users with Responsive Interfaces
Over the past two years, responsive design has risen from niche technology, to an essential part of web design. We’re at a stage where if your site isn’t adapting to f…
Why so much hate for the Hamburger?
The hamburger leads the way in the ubiquitous web experience. Seeing a new lease of life in mobile design’s rise, the three small bars continue to pop up over all number of …
Our 5 Favorite UX Articles (October 2013)
The days are getting shorter, the nights longer and the clocks have now retreated an hour. With leaves scattered all over, autumn is well and truly here Not to worry, we’ve …
Our 5 Favorite UX Articles (September 2013)
With summer now officially over – and autumn beginning to bite – it’s back to retreating indoors and browsing the web as the rain does its thing outside. Luckily…