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Tips For Making Your Website Multilingual Friendly

August 30, 2010 by GrindSmart Media 14 Comments

Many people overlook making their websites multilingual friendly thinking that the majority of their traffic or visitors understand the English language. One thing to note is that nearly two billion people worldwide now have access to the internet, which is almost one third of the world’s population. Therefore, the expansion of your website worldwide depends […]

Filed Under: Accessibility, Article, Design, Usability, UX

Diving Into The User Interface With Fundamental Questions

June 28, 2010 by Joel Reyes 15 Comments

The charismatic process of designing a user interface is one that requires not only the adequate skills, but understanding of an effective user to application relationship. Engineering an effective user interface means you should place focus on certain parameters that will allow you to build a set of accomplished user goals. Everything from the visual […]

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Best of Breadcrumbs and How They Enhance Your Website

June 14, 2010 by Joel Reyes 20 Comments

Breadcrumb navigation offers a visually enticing way for users to keep track and know where they’re specifically located as they navigate your site. Overall, it increases the usability of your website, especially if it has various pages that need to be organized and structured in a certain hierarchical order. More than often breadcrumbs are usually […]

Filed Under: Accessibility, Inspirational, Showcase, Usability

Inline Expansion – Why And Where To Use It

June 3, 2010 by Joel Reyes 15 Comments

When you hear the words “Inline Expansion” you probably think of a jQuery accordion. In essence that’s correct, but entirely dependant of its functionality. The act of expanding content vertically or horizontally allows us to show important data we’d like our users to pay attention to. Essentially focus is a critical factor as we only […]

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Improving The User Experience Of Your Website With Modal Windows

May 12, 2010 by Joel Reyes 21 Comments

With new elements of design trending the web it’s no surprise a large portion of these aim towards enhancing the user experience. What better way to help create a more usable environment then to start by properly structuring the way your users interact with key aspects of your websites (i.e. the login process)? This is […]

Filed Under: Design, Resources, Tools, Usability, UX

18 Dos and Don’ts Of Usability On The Web

May 3, 2010 by Mike Smith 79 Comments

Are you a web designer or do you run a website? Good, because this article is for you. If you’re designing websites for a living or running your business online, there are 18 tips in this article that you should definitely read and remember. You can have the best visual design skills on the planet, […]

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10 Steps To A More Usable Ecommerce Website

April 27, 2010 by Tom Walker 35 Comments

The ecommerce marketplace is a very competitive one and a rival site is never more than a click away. If you want to attract and retain customers, you need to make sure that your site is as usable as possible. You could be selling the best products in the world, at unbelievably low prices, but […]

Filed Under: Article, Ecommerce, Usability, UX

5 Can’t-Miss Usability Tips for Mobile Website Designs

March 11, 2010 by Joel Reyes 27 Comments

Finding your way around a majority of the mobile websites that exist has become a nightmare with the lack of proper usability being implemented into their designs. This has caused the quality of designs (especially the mobile usability factor) to decrease on a larger scale when compared to the sites that not only practice good […]

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15 Quality Web-Based Applications to Create Mock-Ups and Wireframes

March 3, 2010 by Joel Reyes 45 Comments

To effectively manage a project with very little mistakes, you must make it a priority to plan. Diving into the development process with not a single clue as to what elements go where or how certain aspects of a websites interface differ from one another is dooming yourself to hard-earned headaches.

For as long as humans have been able to hold a pen and a paper in hand, we have been prototyping and although different from now, “wireframing“. This dates back to thousands of years ago when architects and artists began converting their artwork into an actual physical presence.

Filed Under: Resources, Tools, Usability

20 Fantastic Usability & Conversion Analysis Tools

February 10, 2010 by Tom Walker 27 Comments

Once you’ve built or designed a website, it’s absolutely vital that you perform some degree of usability testing to ensure that it’s functioning as it should. Analyzing conversion rates (the percentage of visitors to your site who perform a desired action) is also a must. Usability and conversion rates are inextricably linked. If customers are […]

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