Optimizing for Touch
Optimizing for mobile does not mean optimizing for touch. Make your site more touch friendly with our 5 tips.
What’s the Best Way to Use Carousels and Sliders?
Rotating homepage banners (a.k.a. sliders or carousels) are common on websites, but how useful are they, and what is the best way to use them?
Beyond Multichannel
Your customer's form an impression of your brand based on their experiences across channels. With increasing expectations for anywhere anytime access to your products, services and support, I hope you're doing better than my post office!
Why Cross-Browser Testing is an Important Part of QC
During the Quality Control phase of a web design and development project, cross-browser testing is vital. Find out why and how to implement this test.
Industry Navigation: Two Approaches to IA
When planning the information architecture of your website you must consider your users. Here we dive into two industries and their different considerations.
Designing for Large Screens
In a world where mobile has been hogging all the spot light,
Diagram has taken time to shine some light on the intricacies of designing for
large screens.
Your vs. My: Creating a Conversational Interface
When it comes to talking to users, many sites end up tongue-tied, having trouble keeping focus on who is talking to whom. Here are a few tips on how to refer to your users, and when to use "your" vs. "my" in your interface.
7 Reasons Why You Need Discovery
Discovery is a critical step toward paving your project's success. Here are seven reasons why.
The Accessibility Objective
Think of accessibility not as a feature, but as an objective. When accessibility is your objective, you're reaching for the future.
Embrace the Scroll
Understand how user behavior and multiple screen sizes are changing perceptions about scrolling. Space out your content in an engaging way