A month’s gone quick and it’s time for a few more UX finds. This time we have an image theme:
stock.xchng, an image site exclusively for free stock photography - handy if you’re designing on a budget
ExplainIA, a contest on Flickr to explain information architecture in words, images, audio or video (video of winning entry)
That’s all … Read more about ‘Monthly user experience finds’
As promised last month, here are a few more UX related gems we’ve discovered, with somewhat of a comic theme to them:
A comic about design hell - funnily enough, this was forwarded to us by a client of ours. Can’t complain when your clients have such a good sense of humour :)
A comic about phone … Read more about ‘Monthly user experience finds’
Recent news that Tesco and Google may be gearing up to launch property websites could be a wakeup call for letting and estate agents across the UK and can only be good news for the user experience in this sector.
Sites like Rightmove.co.uk are already pretty well established in this space so building market share won’t … Read more about ‘Shaking up the online property market’
We, the User Experience team at Webcredible, are always stumbling upon interesting sites - UX best practice, bloopers or just plain amusing finds that we share internally. We’ve now decided to share a couple of these on our blog every month. Without further ado, here’s our first installment:
Tag cloud gone wrong - The risks of … Read more about ‘Monthly user experience finds’
Here at Webcredible, we get plenty of requests for in-house customised training but recently we have had our first requests to take this training overseas. A colleague of mine headed to India to run a course last month and a couple of weeks ago, I ran 2 days training in Istanbul, Turkey.
The sessions in Turkey were … Read more about ‘International training’
