Understanding the True Purpose of Information Architecture
Information Architecture is about more than just creating a site map. Learn about how it involves page design, user experience, and more.
Thinking About the Content Author During QA
Learn why Quality Assurance (QA) should be about not just finding errors on a website, but ensuring that content authors can get the most out of it.
User Testing: Reconciling What People Say and What They Do
People aren't always completely honest in user testing, often through no fault of their own. We look at how to get the best insights anyway.
Modular Web Design: Designing With Components
Learn how utilizing modular design can increase design consistency, accommodate a wider variety of content, and streamline your workflow.
The Complexity of Simple
Keeping your website simple is one of the best ways to improve your users' experience, but doing so can be more complex than you might think.
What I’ve Learned from Performing Cross-Browser Testing
Testing a website across multiple browsers is an important part of the Quality Control process. Here are some helpful tips for cross-browser testing.
How Breadcrumbs Can Improve a Website’s User Experience
Learn how breadcrumbs are an essential tool to help users navigate a site, find the information they need, and understand how it is structured.
Using Element Collages to Improve the Design Process
Diagram's Design Team is continually refining our design process. Learn how Element Collages help us explore options to find the best design approach.
Structuring Navigation for Higher Education Websites
Managing the website for a higher education institution can be challenging when trying to meet the needs of diverse audiences. Start your site off right with the proper navigation for your audience.
Strategic Iterative Improvements in Site Redesign
If you're not quite ready to invest the time and money in redesigning your entire site, consider this alternate approach.