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Vitaly Friedman - 10 Principles Of Good Web Design

This article has been kindly supported by our dear friends at CreativeWeb who focus on creating bespoke and interactive web experiences for aspiring and established businesses and enterprises. Th

ux , Usability , Web Design , Psychology , Guidelines , ui

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Sabina Idler - How To Add A Personal Touch To Your Web Design

The Web is technical by nature. Different scripts and pieces of code are linked together through hyperlinks, forming an endless net of interwoven, encrypted information — data that is accessible onl

ux , Content , Psychology , ui

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Pamela Pavliscak - Designing For The Internet Of Emotional Things

More and more of our experience online is personalized. Search engines, news outlets and social media sites have become quite smart at giving us what we want. Perhaps Ali, one of the hundreds of peo

Emotional Design , Psychology , Design

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Trine Falbe - Designing Web Interfaces For Kids

Kids spend a lot of time online, and their cognitive and physical limitations present many challenges to them when they do so. Pair that with poorly designed content and dark patterns, and you have

ux , Interfaces , Psychology

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Victor Yocco - Social Identity Theory – How To Incorporate Social Influence Into Design

No person is immune from the influence of the people and groups they encounter. As much as we would like to think that every thought we have is original, that every opinion we express is informed by

User Research , ux , Psychology

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Shell Greenier - Optimizing Emotional Engagement In Web Design Through Metrics

Using metric data, we are able to trace behavioral and emotional responses to identify the weak spots in our storytelling strategies. By identifying and optimizing these areas, we’re able to make ou

Storytelling , ux , Emotional Design , Psychology

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Dmitry Fadeyev - 10 Useful Usability Findings and Guidelines

Here are 10 useful usability findings and guidelines that may help you improve the user experience on your websites. 1. Form Labels Work Best Above The Field A study by UX Matters found that the i

User Research , ux , Usability , Psychology , Guidelines

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Sorin Pintilie - The Line Of Least Resistance

In chess, the psychological dimension that springs from a dialogue between two brains, two ideas, two strategic conceptions that depend on the personality of each chess player has long been somewhat

Interaction Design , ux , Interfaces , Psychology

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Nadine Kintscher - Combining UX Design And Psychology To Change User Behaviour

Have you ever wondered why your users do not interact with your product the way you hope? Persuading people to perform a particular action, like signing up or buying a product, is a challenge in mos

UX Design , ux , Psychology

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Denys Mishunov - Why Performance Matters, Part 3: Tolerance Management

When technical performance optimizations reach certain limits, psychology and perception management might help us to push the limits further. Waiting can consist of active and passive phases; for th

performance , workflow , coding , Psychology

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Lyndon Cerejo - Improving The Online Shopping Experience, Part 1: Getting Customers To Your Products

Amazon turned sweet sixteen this year, and, by extension, so did online shopping as we know it. As online shopping has grown over the past 16 years, so have user needs and expectations related to th

seo , ux , Search , Usability , Psychology

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charles-hannon - Design Patterns: You Already Know How To Use It

In the first television advertisement for the iPad, the narrator intoned, “It’s crazy powerful. It’s magical. You already know how to use it.” This was an astonishing claim. Here was a new, market-d

Interaction Design , ux , Usability , Psychology

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Paul Scrivens - Easier Is Better Than Better

Common sense would dictate that if you were given a list of choices, you would choose the one that is most important to you, when in reality humans usually choose the one that is easiest for them to

Web Design , Psychology , Discussions , Opinion Column

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Victor Yocco - Think Fast! Using Heuristics To Increase Use Of Your Product

People have many tough decisions to make; whether they should use your application or website to accomplish a task shouldn’t be one of them. Your design team can take advantage of our knowledge of t

ux , Psychology , Product Strategy , Business

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Denys Mishunov - Why Performance Matters, Part 2: Perception Management

Time can be analyzed from two different points: objective and psychological. When we talk about time that can be measured with a stopwatch, we’re talking about objective time, or clock time. Objecti

ux , coding , Psychology

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Paul Scrivens - MUD: Minimum Usable Design

There is a paradox that fits my life. Doesn’t matter what aspect of my life I am talking about because it always seems to apply. Even more so when I think about this paradox and the design of this w

Web Design , Psychology

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Francisco Inchauste - Designing for the Mind

Do you know what makes a design good? Is it merely an opinion, or is there something more to it? Breaking design down seems like such an abstract thing. Even the designers who are able to create tho

Inspiration , Web Design , Psychology

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John Stevens - Boosting Your Rates With Psychologically Validated Principles

It is often easy to overlook the underlying principles that compel people to take action. Instead, we tend to obsess over minute details — things like button color, pricing and headlines. While thes

Usability , E-Commerce , Psychology , Conversion , Income , Business

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Jeff Olson - 5 Universal Principles For Successful eCommerce-Sites

There is no “Consumer Trust for Dummies,” but as eCommerce designers, we need to focus on some fundamentals. The following topics may seem as obvious as walking into a seven-foot Wookie, but rest as

Techniques , ux , Usability , E-Commerce , Psychology

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Lyndon Cerejo - Improving The Online Shopping Experience, Part 2: Guiding Customers Through The Buying Process

Part 1 of “Improving the Online Shopping Experience” focused on the upper part of the purchase funnel and on ways to get customers to your website and to find your products. Today, we move down the

seo , ux , Search , Usability , Psychology

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Denys Mishunov - Why Perceived Performance Matters, Part 1: The Perception Of Time

Those of us who consider ourselves developers, including me, are very task-oriented. We like to be guided towards optimal results, and we find ourselves uncomfortable when there is no clear path to

ux , Psychology , Design

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Kyle Soucy - Collaging: Getting Answers To The Questions You Don’t Know To Ask

When conducting user research, we all know that asking the right questions is just as important as how you ask them, but how do you know exactly what questions to ask? What if the discussion topic i

Art , User Research , ux , Psychology

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David Travis - Persuasion Triggers In Web Design

How do you make decisions? If you’re like most people, you’ll probably answer that you pride yourself on weighing the pros and cons of a situation carefully and then make a decision based on logic.

ux , Usability , Emotional Design , Psychology

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