Archive for the ‘UX Design’ Category
Firefox Tab Candy is a delicious ZUI topping
I really love the return of the browser wars. It looked for a while like Firefox was going to slowly eat away at InternetExplorer’s dominance until it became The One True Browser, but the burst of activity around WebKit and its Safari/Chrome offspring has really shaken things up. We’re seeing some pretty innovative stuff going [...]
Tabs position: the toilet paper roll of UI design
There’s an age-old debate about which way the toilet paper roll should face — paper comes over the top or around from under the bottom? I’m an over the top kind of guy myself. And it turns out I feel the same way about tabs in my browser as I do about paper in the [...]
Gardening Your Community: Measuring and Predicting with Desire Paths
A reproduced comment from ChrisBrogan.com leads to an exploration of Desire Paths
Two Tabs are Too Hard: Optical Illusions in UX Design
An observation about the difficulty in designing tabs (especially when there are only two!) and some tips on getting it right.








