Usability testing has been around so long that it’s the most well-known and most frequently practiced user research method. So I find it amazing that there are still so many… Continue reading "Usability Testing Myths and Misconceptions"
article by Jen Havice from Neuromarketing How do you write more targeted messages that will persuade your prospects to buy into what you’re selling? As a conversion copywriter, I get asked… Continue reading "3 Ways to Target Your Copy"
I just read about Wired on the Verge and I was very intrigued by its promises and description. First I visited the site and then I downloaded the application.
Color. The perception of light reflecting on items or emitted from them. It is not hard to understand that different people understand different colours while looking at the same one. So how… Continue reading "Life is too short to calibrate"
Youngsters love complex toolbox designs because they have all the time in the world to explore and toy around. If they figure out how an app, like the notoriously badly designed Snapchat works,… Continue reading "Facebook Messenger on Android – The bad just got worse"
The following is a partial repost from a very interesting article of UXmatters . This is the part which explains how we are holding our devices…
I recently moved to the UK from Greece. Having already a bad user experience from all three major carriers in Greece, Vodafone, Cosmote and Wind, I thought that things could… Continue reading "UK Mobile Carriers User Experience and more"
I got the chance to play around with Google’s Inbox. You can tell it is a technology masterpiece: working seamlessly across platforms with a consistent UI, it’s got the brains… Continue reading "Meet Google’s Inbox. Now go back to Gmail."