Usability

A Primer on Information Architecture: Navigation

By Chris Poteet on August 22, 2008

Navigation and IA Navigation is without a doubt one of the most essential elements of any interface, and as a result adequate time and thought is necessary to ensure your interface’s navigation is usable and comprehensive. From the all important global navigation that stays the same throughout the site, to local navigation which changes based on […]

Posted in Design, Information Architecture, Usability, User Experience, User Interface | Tagged breadcrumbs, navigation, pagination, patterns, Web Design | 1 Response

The Most Trivial Aspect of Designing Interfaces

By Chris Poteet on June 23, 2008

I’ve been doing UI work for almost a decade. I’ve seen a lot and been through many fads (although I won’t claim them if asked). For a long time I thought the most important part of designing interfaces was the way it looked, and I was caught up in the next DHTML fad that would […]

Posted in Usability, User Experience, User Interface | Tagged Adoption, development, research, tips, ux, Web Design | Leave a response

User Interface Design For Programmers

By Chris Poteet on April 21, 2008

Here is my recent talk at the Day of .NET. A lot of it doesn’t make sense without audio, and I break from the slides in the middle to demonstrate a usability video. If you need more explanation then drop a comment.

Posted in Design, Information Architecture, Usability, User Experience, User Interface | Tagged presentation, Web Design | Leave a response

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The Most Trivial Aspect of Designing Interfaces

User Interface Design For Programmers

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