Tag: Usability
Make it work!
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The heartbreak of technology
Why this tech support call took an hour is a mystery. Why it is called “support” is a more profound one.
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Where are the Women? Where are the Links?
R/GA have created unforgettable movie magic. And unusable websites.
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From Bulgaria With Love
They hailed from Bulgaria (2), Canada (12), Estonia (1), Finland (2), India (1), Ireland (1), Latvia (1), Singapore (1), Sweden (1), the UK (3), and the US (510). In all, 546 web artisans descended on…
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ALA 234 triple-header
In triple issue no. 234 of A List Apart, for people who make websites: probe your users’ minds, progressively enhance your interface, and unleash your inner DOM geek.
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Register for An Event Apart Boston
Registration is now open for An Event Apart Boston 2007. Enjoy two days of design and code plus meals, a party, and a bag of swag for $795. Save more with discount code just for…
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Adaptive Layouts, Accessible Forms
Shoehorn your forms into small spaces without sacrificing accessibility; serve your site to a plethora of devices regardless of screen size using adaptive layouts.
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ALA 228: Take the Edge Off
Issue 228 of A List Apart, for people who make websites, is all about smooth.
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Better Know a Speaker: Steve Krug
Event Apart Boston speakers up close. A series.
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Better community through printing
The care and feeding of online communities; providing a print preview option that supports web standards and user expectations.
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ALA 223: tricks, guides, and giggles
Learn something new or explore something classic in a triple issue of A List Apart.
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ALA 221: Navigation and writing basics
Building better website navigation. Engaging your readers with writing that keeps them coming back. ALA Issue 221 is all about the basics.
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The Power of Positive Whining
“Write about a usability error at Amazon, and 100 sites that copy Amazon will improve.”
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My friend Flickr
Design, usability, and the high bar.
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Wrapping Chicago
At An Event Apart Chicago, everything clicked.
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ALA 213
Why you shouldn’t herd your users through arduous forms, plus a bonus primer on Ajax.