My management has asked me to compile a list of well designed online
forms (structurally and visually). In particular those that consist of a
large number of fields (30+) and a number of different types of data
being requested (Personal information, demographic information,
preferences, and so on)
The recent thread on the SVA program and subsequent writing about online
programs has got me wondering - how important is a Masters Degree in a
design related discipline to the success of one's career?
As someone who is already working in the IxD field and at the same time
very geographically
A common point of confusion when I've partnered with other
IAs/Interaction Designers/UX Designers, yadda yadda yadda is what a
wireframe is vs. what a prototype is. Everyone seems to have a slightly
different take on them. Here's how I differentiate:
Wireframes - standalone illustrations of
Just curious about other designers methods for handling accessibility
issues in their designs. In particular, I'm curious about situations
where things like progressive enhancement or graceful degradation come
up. When wireframing how do you handle illustrating these situations.
Do you
I am working to make the case to some of my company's IT professionals
that the decision to go with PDF delivery for certain reports rather
than HTML is a bad one.
I've read all of Nielson's articles on PDFs as well as rebuttals by
various individuals (where they only seem to point out that PDFs
I feel like the answer to this should be pretty cut-and-dry, but I can't
help but second guess myself.
I'm working on a web app with a tabbed interface (what else is new).
Under each tab is a workflow that carries the user through a few screens
in order to reach a result.
Consider the
