During QA, most test software features the way they were designed to be used. However, that's just step one of a thorough QA process. Get the rest here.
July BelberMay 18, 2020
At DevCon 2016 there was a new focus for the Developer Challenge. July provides some insight about what went on behind the scenes before the conference.
July BelberJuly 27, 2016
The lessons of Palm Pilot's simplicity and clarity of purpose still resonate with mobile designers and the user experience of contemporary smartphones.
July BelberFebruary 29, 2016
Naming styles according to use rather than appearance helps us keep track of what unique types of element we have, making it more intuitive when to reuse an existing style and when a new one is needed. Try an interface inventory to help get a handle on what you have, why you need it, and what is redundant.
July BelberFebruary 4, 2016
Flat designs — and other forms of minimalism also very popular at present — look very pretty, very modern, but sometimes go too far in stripping away design elements.
July BelberJanuary 12, 2016
Interactive prototyping is not always the right deliverable for a design project. Check out this article about what prototyping tool is best for your needs.
July BelberSeptember 25, 2015
Users ask for a lot of things, and it can be tempting to just say yes to every request. Learn more about how to deliver what your client really needs here.
July BelberAugust 30, 2015
If you want to build a web application that’s easy to use and provides a great user experience (UX), you’re in luck: there are copious resources that share best practices of solid user interface design. We've illustrated a few examples and can get you started with this guide.
July BelberJune 20, 2015
Large and complex projects require a dedicated team of user experience (UX) professionals. Here's why you should never skip the UX review.
July BelberDecember 18, 2012
