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Category Archives: Usability
Things Clients Say (And Why They Say Them)
If clients always have the same few comments on all design presentations, maybe we’re not doing a good job of educating them. More…
10 Web Usability Tips
Usability is the most important function of every website. It doesn’t matter how attractive your site is. If it isn’t easy to use, it won’t engage your audience. More…
Design, Responsive Web Design, Usability, Web, Web Design
Tagged how to, responsive, tips, typography, ui, usability, ux, whitespace
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Everlast.com: A Case Study
We recently launched the new Everlast.com, and we’d love to tell you why it’s so exciting. More…
Responsive Web Design or a Separate Mobile Website
There’s a lot of talk about how you should structure your website’s content for mobile devices, and there’s a lot of talk about what techniques and strategies can be used to build your mobile website. Let’s not confuse the two topics. More…
Responsive Design in the Real World (Part 1)
With some experience under our belts and some time to reflect on the technique, we’ve learned that responsive design isn’t without challenges, but it’s worth every hardship. More…
The Web Is Not Print
The web is finally starting to take shape as its own medium. As designers, coders and users, we all need to embrace it as such, and we need stop placing print design constraints on web design and stop judging web design in print design terms. More…
Web Typography That People Will Read
If you’re not a graphic designer, you may not realize that graphic designers pay attention to every detail of every word- right down to the space between each letter and the space between each word- striving to make content as easily digestible as possible. On the web, however, where it’s especially important to display your content well, designers tend to fall short. More…
