Reading Time – 3 min Creating the right UX for a tool where you need to capture and manage data can be very difficult. That’s especially true if you have some data in a table, and other data is in…
Reading Time – 2 min The hamburger menu icon is one of the most ubiquitous icons on the web. It is usually used to indicate a menu bar, and it is often placed in the top-left corner of the screen.…
Reading Time – 3 min Short answer: 320px. If you want the most remarkable outcomes, you need to measure your audience and consider how much effort you want to make your site/app work for the 0.1 percent of people below…
Reading Time – 2 min Columns only make sense in a web setting if you’re trying to convey a very small amount of information; otherwise, they have a negative impact on usability. In this article we will talk about the…
Reading Time – 3 min We’re often asked: Should the Cancel button appear first or second? The importance of platform standards outweighs the importance of positioning buttons in a single space. So make sure you position the buttons consistently. The…
Reading Time – 3 min Having a website with a minimalistic outlook is the latest trend, but it also offers usability benefits; there is less noise clutter, and users can find the content more quickly. The eye and brain have…
Reading Time – 2 min Every time you sit down at the computer, you’re performing some sort of task which UXers call a workflow or simply, a flow. If you just want to check your email, you only need to…
Reading Time – 2 min In the past few years, we have seen a lot of desktop, web and mobile applications provide users with an option of switching to a dark colour scheme or dark mode. Even the big social…
Reading Time – 2 min Hermann Grid illusion is a visual illusion in which the horizontal lines of a grid appear to be sloping. The effect is named after the German psychologist, Ludimar Hermann, who first described it in 1892.…